Kiefer W., and Bernstein, H. J., Appl. Spectrose., 25,500 (1971). Furman University. Greenville, South Carolina 29613. R. W. MaeNamee. J. R. van Venro...
simple liquid sample spinner in Figure 1 was built for less than $25. The base was machined out of a piece of aluminum so that it would fit the standard sample ...
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Feb 4, 2009 - Rotating Cell for in Situ Raman Spectroelectrochemical Studies of Photosensitive Redox Systems. Ladislav Kavan*, Pavel Janda*, Matthias ...
Feb 4, 2009 - A recently developed rotating spectroelectrochemical cell for in situ Raman spectroscopic studies of photoreactive compounds without marked ...
In summary, for the analysis of the spectroelectrochemical study of a photosensitive C60 layer at an electrode in a rotating Raman cell, this construction is a ...
Feb 4, 2009 - Ladislav Kavan,*,â ,â¡ Pavel Janda,*,â ,â¡ Matthias Krause,â ,§ Frank Ziegs,â and Lothar Dunsch*,â . Group of Electrochemistry and Conducting ...
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Inexpensive Rotating Raman Cell A major problem in Raman spectroscopy is the analysis of colored compounds which absorb the laser light strongly and decompose, often spectacularly. This problem has been solved to a large degree by using a rotating sample holder which moves the sample rapidly out of the laser heam hefore decomposition from heating can take place.' Commercial units and their associated Dower suoolies often cost $500 to 51.000. The s i m ~ l eliouid samole soinner in ~ i e u r ;1 was b&t for less than 525. Thebase was . rnnrhu&z,ut #,fa pircc
