Chemical Composition Analysis & Testing Services

Chemical composition analysis can identify major and minor ingredients, polymers, resins, solvents, additives, fillers, pigments, metals, minerals, ionic species, impurities and other organic or inorganic components.

The exact information available depends on the sample type, component concentration and analytical methods required.

Major ingredients, material classes, fillers, additives and important impurities can often be identified.

Trace additives, proprietary blends, reaction products and components with similar structures may require targeted methods, reference materials and further validation.

Yes. Unknown products, materials, particles, deposits and residues can often be investigated using a combination of analytical techniques.

Depending on the sample, testing may identify the base material, major ingredients, additives, fillers, contaminants or other relevant components.

Selected components can be quantified when suitable analytical methods, representative samples and calibration standards are available.

Some ingredients may only be reported semi-quantitatively or as estimated ranges, particularly in complex formulations or when reference standards are unavailable.

The cost depends on sample complexity, the number of samples, required detection limits, analytical methods, and whether the project involves qualitative identification, quantitative measurement, or comparative analysis.

For multi-technique chemical composition projects, pricing typically starts from several thousand US dollars and may increase for complex formulations, trace-level testing, extensive sample preparation, or multiple comparison samples.

A tailored scope and quotation are prepared after reviewing the sample information, analytical objective, and required deliverables.

Sample requirements depend on the product type, formulation complexity and analytical methods required.

As a general guideline, about 100mL for liquid samples or about 10g for solid samples is often sufficient for many projects.

For complex, limited or unusual samples, please contact Xinbodi’s engineers before shipment so we can confirm the recommended sample quantity.

No.

Tell us what your sample is and what you need to determine. Our technical team will select an appropriate combination of analytical methods based on the sample matrix, target components, required detection limits and project objective.

Usually not unless our technical team gives specific instructions.

Depending on the project, sample preparation such as extraction, filtration, digestion, cutting, drying or separation may be performed in the laboratory.

If contamination or surface residue is the issue, do not clean the sample before consulting us, as this may remove important evidence.

Yes.

Common comparison projects include:

Supplier A vs. Supplier B
Old batch vs. new batch
Good sample vs. failed sample
Your product vs. competitor product

We focus on identifying meaningful differences in ingredients, additives, fillers, impurities, elemental composition or other relevant characteristics.

We provide more than raw analytical data.

Depending on the project, our technical team can help interpret composition differences, identify possible formulation or material issues, compare raw materials and support:

• formulation adjustment
• raw-material selection
• small-scale formulation trials
• product optimization
• scale-up and production considerations

The goal is to help clients move from analytical results to practical R&D and manufacturing decisions.

Yes. All samples, formulation information, test data, and project details are handled confidentially. Xinbodi can sign a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) with clients before the project starts to protect proprietary formulations and sensitive R&D information.