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Applications of Vibrational Spectroscopy in the Study of Explosives

Kevin L. McNesby, Rose A. Pesce‐Rodriguez

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Abstract The sections in this article are Introduction Background on Explosives Materials Handling Vibrational Spectroscopy Applications Methods – Non‐Thermal Techniques Transmission FT ‐ IR Spectroscopy Attenuated Total Reflection ( ATR ) Infrared Microscopy FT ‐ IR Photoacoustic Spectroscopy Diffuse Reflection FT ‐ IR Spectroscopy Surface‐Enhanced Infrared and Surface‐Enhanced R aman Spectroscopy Grazing Angle Reflection/Absorption FT ‐ IR Spectroscopy Theoretical Calculations R aman Spectroscopy Methods – Thermal Techniques Rapid‐Scan FT ‐ IR Spectroscopy DAC / GAC – Microspectroscopy Transmission FT ‐ IR Spectroscopy of Thin Films High Temperature FT ‐ IR Spectroscopy Low Temperature FT ‐ IR Emission FT ‐ IR Spectroscopy R aman Spectroscopy Conclusion Acknowledgments

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Abstract The sections in this article are Introduction Background on Explosives Materials Handling Vibrational Spectroscopy Applications Methods – Non‐Thermal Techniques Transmission FT ‐ IR Spectroscopy Attenuated Total Reflection ( ATR ) Infrared Microscopy FT ‐ IR Photoacoustic Spectroscopy Diffuse Reflection FT ‐ IR Spectroscopy Surface‐Enhanced Infrared and Surface‐Enhanced R aman Spectroscopy Grazing Angle Reflection/Absorption FT ‐ IR Spectroscopy Theoretical Calculations R aman Spectroscopy Methods – Thermal Techniques Rapid‐Scan FT ‐ IR Spectroscopy DAC / GAC – Microspectroscopy Transmission FT ‐ IR Spectroscopy of Thin Films High Temperature FT ‐ IR Spectroscopy Low Temperature FT ‐ IR Emission FT ‐ IR Spectroscopy R aman Spectroscopy Conclusion Acknowledgments

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Abstract The sections in this article are Introduction Background on Explosives Materials Handling Vibrational Spectroscopy Applications Methods – Non‐Thermal Techniques Transmission FT ‐ IR Spectroscopy Attenuated Total Reflection ( ATR ) Infrared Microscopy FT ‐ IR Photoacoustic Spectroscopy Diffuse Reflection FT ‐ IR Spectroscopy Surface‐Enhanced Infrared and Surface‐Enhanced R aman Spectroscopy Grazing Angle Reflection/Absorption FT ‐ IR Spectroscopy Theoretical Calculations R aman Spectroscopy Methods – Thermal Techniques Rapid‐Scan FT ‐ IR Spectroscopy DAC / GAC – Microspectroscopy Transmission FT ‐ IR Spectroscopy of Thin Films High Temperature FT ‐ IR Spectroscopy Low Temperature FT ‐ IR Emission FT ‐ IR Spectroscopy R aman Spectroscopy Conclusion Acknowledgments

Key concepts: Spectroscopy, Infrared spectroscopy, Attenuated total reflection, Photoacoustic spectroscopy, Materials science, Infrared, Analytical Chemistry (journal), Instrumental chemistry

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