A silicon carbide rod called the Globar [glow-bar] has replaced the Nernst glower for use in this technique.
A silicon carbide rod called the Globar [glow-bar] has replaced the Nernst glower for use in this technique. Triglycine sulfate crystals are found in pyroelectric detectors used in this technique. One version of this technique presses a solid sample against a crystal of higher refractive index and employs total internal reflection. Samples being prepared for analysis through this technique are grounded into a mull with (*) Nujol oil. Classroom analysis typically ignores the noisy peaks between 500 to 1500 inverse centimeters also known as this technique's "fingerprint region." This form of spectroscopy measures vibrational transitions of molecules. For 10 points, name this form of spectroscopy that uses light of longer wavelength than visible light.
A silicon carbide rod called the Globar [glow-bar] has replaced the Nernst glower for use in this technique.
infrared spectroscopy [or IR spectroscopy; accept Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy; accept attenuated reflection infrared spectroscopy] &lt;SB, Chem&gt;