|Articles|February 17, 2016
Interleaved Time-Resolved FT-IR Spectroscopy
Author(s)Thomas J. Tague, Jr., Michael Joerger, Ph.D
Time-resolved FTIR spectroscopy (TRS) is widely used to characterize the kinetics of single shot chemical reactions via rapid-scan or repeatable kinetics via the step-scan technique. For a certain class of repeatable experiments, interleaved FT-IR spectroscopy can be a powerful and easy-to-use alternative with clear advantages regarding signal-to-noise ratio and/or measurement duration. No other FT-IR manufacturer offers this capability.Hi
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