Question

Why cannot a glass cell be used for IR spectroscopy?

26 Oct 2017
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Word Count : 168

Glass cells cannot be used for infrared (IR) spectroscopy because glass is transparent in the infrared region. In IR spectroscopy, the sample is exposed to infrared radiation, and the instrument measures the absorption or transmission of this radiation. However, glass absorbs infrared radiation in certain regions, and

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