FT-IR
Intro to Infrared Spectrometry
http://www.chem.vt.edu/chem-ed/crossref/ac-spectroscopy.html
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Theory
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Vibrational and Rotational Transitions
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Anharmonic Oscillator Fig. 16-3
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Vibrational Mode
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3N degrees of freedom 3N-6 defines vibrational modes
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Sources
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Nernst Glower
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Rare earth oxides Figure 16-4
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Globar
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Incandescent Wire
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Mercury Arc
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Tungsten filament
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Carbon Dioxide Laser
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Transducers (detectors)
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Thermal
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Thermocouples
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Photoconducting
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thin film semiconductor
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lead sulfide most common - used at room temp
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mercury/cadmium telluride low temp. mid and far IR
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indium antimonide
Instrumentation
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Fourier Transform Spectrophotometers
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Michelson Interferometer 7-42 (pg186)
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Key is the moveable mirror
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Beam is split / recombines with intensity variations defining the
difference
in beam path
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wavelength determines strength of recombination.
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timing of mirror is crucial (laser used)
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interferrograms
Applications of IR

Periodic
Table
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