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Infrared linear dichroism spectroscopy by a double modulation technique

1990

A linear IR dichroism experiment has been devised using a FTIR instrument in combination with a photoelastic modulator. Based on the Mueller-Stokes calculus, a method to directly obtain the absorbance spectra Av parallel and Av perpendicular from the modulated interferogram is developped, which allows the sensitive evaluation of the dichroic ratio. The photoelastic modulator, in combination with a FTIR instrument, offers high sensitivity, high speed, excellent signal to noise ratio and a broad spectral range from 3300 to 850 cm-1. First experimental results obstained from SBS block copolymer are reported.

Polymers and PlasticsPhotoelastic modulatorChemistrybusiness.industryInfrared spectroscopyGeneral ChemistryDichroismCondensed Matter PhysicsLinear dichroismDichroic glassSignal-to-noise ratioOptical modulatorOpticsMaterials ChemistrySpectroscopybusinessPolymer Bulletin
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Linear infrared dichroism by a double modulation technique

1991

In the first part of this paper an experimental setup using Fourier-transform infrared spectroscopy (FTIR) in combination with a photoelastic modulator (PEM) for linear dichroism measurements is described. The second part shows the influence of PEM-amplitude and scan-velocity on the sensitivity of the instrument. The third part deals with the fringe-problem in the baselines of absorbance spectra and its influence on the determination of the linear dichroic ratio.

Polymers and PlasticsPhotoelastic modulatorInfrared dichroismbusiness.industryChemistryOrganic ChemistryAstrophysics::Instrumentation and Methods for AstrophysicsAnalytical chemistryPhysics::OpticsInfrared spectroscopyCondensed Matter PhysicsLinear dichroismDichroic glassOpticsModulationMaterials ChemistrySensitivity (control systems)Physics::Chemical PhysicsFourier transform infrared spectroscopybusinessMakromolekulare Chemie. Macromolecular Symposia
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