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Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy Webcast Course |
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| Course Code: FWEB |
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| Learn how to use FTIR to solve on-the-job problems quickly and efficiently. Anyone who performs chemical analysis needs to know about FTIR. Regardless of which industry you work in, if you need to identify the molecules in a sample, you will benefit from this course. If you already use FTIR, you will see how to perform your analyses faster and cheaper and learn to optimize spectral quality while minimizing analysis time. |
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January 11, 13, and 15, 2010 |
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This course meets for 3 online sessions from 11:00 am to 1:30 pm ET on the following dates:
January 11
January 13
January 15
Attendance at scheduled class times is NOT required. Registered participants can attend the course by viewing session recordings. |
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Event Location: |
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Online |
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Attendance at scheduled class times is NOT required. Registered
participants can attend the course by viewing session recordings.
System Requirements
You need a high-speed connection to the Internet and an up-to-date
version of your web browser. The audio portion of the live session
will be provided via VOIP and US toll-free conference call. VOIP is
dependent on the quality and speed of your internet connection so
a high-speed connection is strongly recommended. Those choosing to
use VOIP should also have a headset or microphone in order to
interact with the instructor. If not, we recommend you choose
the telephone option, or contact us
to purchase a headset for $5. |
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Early Registration: |
$695 (ends Dec. 28) |
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Standard Registration: |
$795 |
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Each person attending must register individually for this course
The course fee includes a electronic access to the course materials.
Five for Four!
Register five people for one course, one person for five courses,
or any combination in between and your fifth registration is free.
Note: This discount is only available if you register by fax or mail
and mention this discount. May not be combined with any other offer. |
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- The advantages and limitations of FTIR.
- How an FTIR works.
- Ways to measure instrument performance and spectral quality.
- How spectral subtraction and library searching make the analysis of mixtures easier.
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