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Fourier-Transform Infrared (FTIR) spectroscopy

Instrument

PerkinElmer Spectrum One model 2000. 
 

Analysis target

Structural characterization of most materials (absorbing light in the infrared region) by comparison of fingerprint vibrations of reference compounds.

 

Sample prerequisites

All sample states of matter in principle possible, however, we don’t have a gas cell. Since the instrument is equipped with a ZnSe/diamond composite as the key component of the universal attenuated total reflection (ATR) sampling accessory literally no sample preparation is necessary (solids, pellets, powders, films, liquids are analyzed directly).

 

Analysis characteristics

FTIR is a vibrational spectroscopy that records absorptions of infrared light by chemical bonds in all molecules including polymers. Since different bonds absorb IR light at characteristic but different wavelengths FTIR spectroscopy is often referred to as fingerprint spectroscopy. As a consequence pure compounds have characteristic and unique FTIR spectra.

 

Sample requirements

A few mg depending on sample form.

Last updated 30.06.2011
Responsible: Vibeke Helle Christiansen
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User manual (pdf)

 

Principal user: Kim Chi Szabo

tel.: +45 4525 2975

 

Contact person: Søren Hvilsted

tel.: + 45 4525 2965

 

Danish Polymer CenterBuilding 423 1st and 2nd floor2800 Kgs. LyngbyTel +45 45256801