Toward Quantitative Diffuse Reflectance: Diffuse Reflectance Without Specular Impurity.
Robert G. Messerschmidt
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Robert G. Messerschmidt
Abstract
Diffuse reflectance has become one of the simplest technics available to the researcher for the FT-IR analysis of powdered samples with a minimum of sample preparation. However, it is still not used widely as a quantitative tool. Papers have appeared in the literature suggesting that diffuse reflectance can indeed be used quantitatively l, but more casial attempts in real world laboratories tend to fail.
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Diffuse reflectance has become one of the simplest technics available to the researcher for the FT-IR analysis of powdered samples with a minimum of sample preparation. However, it is still not used widely as a quantitative tool. Papers have appeared in the literature suggesting that diffuse reflectance can indeed be used quantitatively l, but more casial attempts in real world laboratories tend to fail.
Key concepts: Diffuse reflection, Specular reflection, Diffuse reflectance infrared fourier transform, Reflectivity, Sample (material), Computer science, Optics, Materials science