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Particle analytics

What do you want to know about your (nano)particles?
Are you looking for insights into their shape, composition, behavior?

Depending on your goals, different methods are most suitable. Some methods are comparable, some are complementary and some can even by hyphenated into a combined approach. See below for an overview of BRAVE Analytics’ technologies and alternative particle analysis methods.

Particle measurement, particle characterization and particle analysis: make your choice!

Whether you want to measure size or concentration (and how), investigate sample composition or monitor behavior, there is a technology or combination for you.

We offer instruments based on the following technologies:

OptoFluidic Force Induction (OF2i®)

Discover BRAVE Analytics' patented technology for measuring number-based particle size, PSD and particle concentration.

OF2i® + Raman analysis

Continuous, in-flow determination and minimal sample preparation are just two of the benefits of combining these two powerful particle analysis principles.

OF2i® + Raman analysis + ICP-ToF-MS

Read all about this exciting new hyphenated technique for characterizing single particles.

These are three of the most frequently used conventional methods of particle sizing, as a comparison:

Dynamic Light Scattering

Dynamic light scattering measures the random movement of particles is well-established for particle analysis in the laboratory.

Nanoparticle Tracking Analysis

As an established method for particle counting, NTA analyzes the speed of movement from single particles using a microscope.

Laser Diffraction

Laser diffraction is well known for its unmatched versatility and is used to determine particle size distributions (PSD) of both liquid and powder samples.

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As a partner in the NanoPAT project, BRAVE Analytics has received funding from the European Union’s HORIZON 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement n°862583.

As a partner in the MOZART project (MOZART for safe & sustainable by-design metallic coatings & engineered surfaces (RIA)), we received funding from the European Commission as part of the EU Horizon 2020 program.