Instrument details: | |
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Make: | Thermoscientific |
Model No: | Nicolet 6700 |
Essential specification: | |
Number of scan velocities | 15 cm/sec |
Source: | ETC EverGlo source 0.09cm-1 resolution (9600-20cm-1) |
Turbo-mode: | 3000cm-1 25% throughput increase |
Detector: | DLaTGS w/KBr window (12,500-350cm-1) |
peak- to -noise: | (1 minute scan) < 8.68 x 10-6 AU(50,000:1) |
Software: | OMNIC™ Professional 7 with advanced ATR correction |
Microview Video Microscopy | |
Minimum sample volume: | 1 mg |
Accuracy: | NA |
Precision / Repeatability: | NA |
Working principle: | |
The FTIR instrument sends infrared radiation of about 10,000 to 100 cm-1 through a sample, with some radiation absorbed and some passed through. The absorbed radiation is converted into rotational and/or vibrational energy by the sample molecules. The resulting signal at the detector presents as a spectrum, typically from 4000 cm-1 to 400cm-1, representing a molecular fingerprint of the sample. Each molecule or chemical structure will produce a unique spectral fingerprint, making FTIR analysis a great tool for chemical identification. | |
E-manual: | |
https://mmrc.caltech.edu/FTIR/Nicolet/Nicolet%20manuals/Omnic%20User%20Manual%202004.pdf |