Library Building | MRR Spectroscopy

Why Build Spectral Libraries?

Your Challenges

Building and maintaining reliable spectral libraries can be difficult when reference data is unavailable, workflows introduce proprietary compounds, or new impurities and degradation products must be characterized. Incomplete libraries can slow future identification and quantitation efforts while reducing confidence in analytical results.

Our Solution

BrightSpec's MRR spectroscopy generates structure-specific molecular data that can be stored, validated, and reused over time. By creating trusted reference libraries, laboratories can standardize analytical methods, reduce uncertainty, and support consistent results across future studies and workflows.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is spectral library building?

Spectral library building is the process of creating a collection of reference spectra that can be used for future identification and analysis of compounds.
How does MRR support library building?

MRR generates highly specific molecular spectral fingerprints that can be stored and used as reference spectra for future analytical workflows.
Why are spectral libraries important?

Robust spectral libraries can improve identification speed, analytical consistency, and confidence across routine and complex workflows.
Can MRR libraries support quantitative analysis?

Yes, MRR spectral libraries can support both compound identification and quantitative workflows.
Which BrightSpec instruments support library building?

The spectraMRR supports advanced library creation and expansion, while the isoMRR is optimized for routine analysis using BrightSpec's spectral libraries. The nanoMRR supports a more limited library framework for targeted applications.