Analytical Chemistry Laboratory
In a demanding industrial environment, guaranteeing the purity, stability and conformity of products is essential. Impurities, variations in raw materials or instability in formulations can have an impact on their performance and their marketing.
Using an analytical chemistry laboratory enables chemical substances to be identified, quantified and characterised with precision. FILAB supports you in quality control, regulatory validation and process optimisation, ensuring reliability and compliance.
Your needs : to inspect and analyze the chemical substances that make up your products
What is analytical chemistry ?
Analytical chemistry refers to a whole field of chemistry aimed at analyzing and characterizing a product or a substance in order to understand its properties. Analytical chemistry can use qualitative chemical analysis (identification and characterization of a compound) or quantitative analysis (measurement of the concentration or dosage of a compound).
Where can a chemical product be analysed?
To guarantee the quality, safety and conformity of your products, it is essential to carry out chemical analyses in a specialised analytical chemistry laboratory. FILAB uses state-of-the-art equipment and proven methodologies to identify, quantify and characterise the substances present in your samples. As an independent laboratory, FILAB can help you analyse your chemical products, whether raw materials, formulations, residues or impurities. Using advanced techniques (chromatography, spectrometry, microscopy, etc.), we provide you with reliable results that comply with current regulations.
Why is analytical chemistry used ?
Mostly used as part of quality control, as part of compliance studies following a product failure (trace residues, discoloration, odor problems…), analytical chemistry has taken an important place in various industrial fields. Identifying toxic residue or an impurity in abnormal proportions can lead to a momentary cease in production or in some cases can lead to a product being called back after being put on the market.
Analytical chemistry can also be used to improve the performance of a substance or product by studying its behavior when subjected to various exterior phenomena (temperature, light…)
Regularly inspecting the consistency of products has become essential ; laboratories specialized in analytical chemistry such as FILAB are here to assist you with these endeavors : to ensure your product’s quality, performance and safety.
Our solutions: a high added-value analytical chemistry service
FILAB’s analytical chemistry laboratory is equipped with the latest and most varied analytical equipment, and can offer you tailor-made support in the control of your raw materials and finished products. From quality control analysis to the development and validation of analytical methods, our expertise and multi-disciplinary skills enable us to respond to any type of request in analytical chemistry.
Our chemical analysis services
Composition and purity analysis
Determining the chemical composition of samples
Measuring the purity of raw materials, intermediate and finished products
Pharmaceutical quality control
Validation of analytical methods in accordance with regulatory standards (FDA, EMA, etc.)
Analysis of the release of active ingredients
Characterization of materials
Analysis of polymers, composites, metals and ceramics
Determination of electrical and mechanical properties
Surface and interface studies, thermal analysis
Research and development
Synthesis and characterization of new chemical compounds
Development of formulations
Chemical process optimisation
FILAB, analytical chemistry laboratory
Why choose FILAB for your analytical chemistry analysis?
In a demanding industrial environment, guaranteeing the purity, stability and conformity of products is essential. Impurities, variations in raw materials or instability in formulations can have an impact on their performance and their marketing.
Using an analytical chemistry laboratory enables chemical substances to be identified, quantified and characterised with precision. FILAB supports you in quality control, regulatory validation and process optimisation, ensuring reliability and compliance.
FILAB, an analytical chemistry laboratory, specialises in the use of chemical analysis techniques and methods to determine the composition, structure and quantity of substances.
Our expertise enables us to meet various objectives:
As an independent analytical chemistry laboratory with a team of experienced doctors and engineers, FILAB guarantees the reliability of your results, ensures rapid processing of requests and provides personalised support for its customers.
More about analytical chemistry
Our analytical chemistry methods and services
Our analytical chemistry techniques can be used to perform qualitative or quantitative analyses, with varying degrees of invasiveness and sample destruction.
Analytical chemistry techniques encompass a range of methods for detect, identify, characterise and quantify chemical substances.
FILAB’s analytical chemistry methods are particularly useful in the context of support for research and development, and for the quality control of pharmaceutical products.
However, the applications of these methods are diverse, encompassing the different stages in the life cycle of an analytical method.
Selecting a laboratory with the necessary expertise to develop these methods is often a challenge for industries.
FAQ
Analytical chemistry is a branch of chemistry whose aim is to identify and quantify the chemical compounds present in a substance. It includes techniques and methods for analysing the chemical composition of samples, whether for qualitative applications (determining the components) or quantitative applications (measuring the quantities of these components).
In analytical chemistry, various techniques are used, such as spectrometry, chromatography, titration and other methods, to obtain precise information about chemical substances.
Manufacturers may need to use analytical chemistry in a number of different situations:
- Quality control: analytical chemistry is used to ensure that raw materials, intermediate products and finished products meet the required quality standards. It ensures regulatory compliance and customer satisfaction.
- Product development: this discipline is essential for the research and development of new chemical, pharmaceutical and cosmetic products. It is used to characterise components and optimise formulations.
In a manufacturing process, it aims to monitor chemical reactions and process parameters. It aims to improve the efficiency, safety and profitability of industrial production. - Safety of pharmaceutical products: in the pharmaceutical sector, analytical chemistry is crucial for verifying the purity, safety and efficacy of products.
- Materials control: industries using metals, polymers or composite materials can use analytical chemistry to guarantee their quality and performance.
Analytical chemistry is a branch of chemistry dedicated to the analysis of chemical substances. It is used to identify the chemical composition of samples and measure their quantity.
Different methods are used to analyse substances, including mass spectrometry, chromatography, infrared spectroscopy and thermal analysis. The results obtained are invaluable for a variety of disciplines, including medicine, the pharmaceutical industry, agriculture and scientific research.
In analytical chemistry, a variety of properties are measured and analysed. They include the concentration of molecules in a sample, the composition of the substance, its structure, molecular weight, pH, density and electrical conductivity.
These properties are essential for understanding the nature of a substance and carrying out accurate quantitative and qualitative analyses. Analytical chemistry is therefore an important branch of chemistry with applications in many fields, from the production of medicines to environmental protection and the analysis of food products.
Analytical chemistry is a fundamental discipline in chemistry. Laboratory analysis is used to determine the precise chemical composition of samples, whether liquid, solid or gaseous, in quantitative or qualitative terms.
Analytical chemistry has a wide range of applications, from the characterisation of raw materials to the detection of pollutants or pathogens. The industries using these laboratory analyses are extremely diverse: cosmetics manufacturers, drug producers, water treatment companies, and many others. Analytical chemistry plays a crucial role in many areas, contributing to product quality and safety.
The complexities of analytical chemistry include the need to choose the right tools and techniques for each analysis, the need to understand how environmental variables can affect the results and the need to verify and validate data before using it. Our FILAB experts in analytical chemistry guarantee the rigour and reliability of the analyses and results.
