Fourier Transform IR spectroscopy (FTIR) - How it works?

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Clear! Concise! Thank you so much!

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Ir Functional group detect

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Why need to convert time domain spectra in to frequency domain ?

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Please give response sir

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@@devanggondaleeya4321 Certain peaks at a certain frequency indicates a specific functional group, you can find out what functional group your sample have by matching FTIR spectrum to a library.

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Glad you liked it. Thank you!

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Can you tell us why we are measuring the position of movable mirror .

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Can you provide pdf notes on this topic.

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Why you are saying everytime one particular wavelength will pass through the sample ? In fact all the wavelengths pass through the sample all the time.

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Don't they use a monochromatic source for this?

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@@Kal_Al_Thorinterferometers is used

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The fact is at a particular position of the scanning mirror or scan time, one particular wavelength gets into constructive interference giving rise max intensity at that wavelength.

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Amazing explanation

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Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching.

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[@egpat]

You are welcome!

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Excellent explanation sir.thank u

[@egpat]

You are welcome, Thanks for watching !

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Why transmittance is plotted not absorbance in IR spectra ??? Please answer

[@egpat]

As IR shows weak absorption compared with UV-VISIBLE radiation, generally transmittance is plotted on Y-axis.

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This is all very clear. Thank you. Just one question. If using two different bacteria to test for biodegradation, can the peaks differ depending of the organism used? The peaks i got after incubation with Pseudomonas have a lower absorbance than the peaks obtained using ideonella. The compound is neat PET.

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FTIR How works

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