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UV laser pulse trains for Raman spectroscopy
Optics Letters, 2021The theoretical framework for a novel, to the best of our knowledge, stimulated Raman spectroscopy process using a UV probe laser pulse train is formulated and simulated. The laser pulse train consists of multi-femtosecond micro-pulses separated by a varying time duration, having a fixed carrier frequency.
Dustin Swanson, Phillip Sprangle
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2009
The π π* transition of conjugated double bonds is above ≈200 nm with typical intensities of the order of log e ≈ 4. Its position can be estimated with the Woodward– Fieser rule.
Ernö Pretsch +2 more
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The π π* transition of conjugated double bonds is above ≈200 nm with typical intensities of the order of log e ≈ 4. Its position can be estimated with the Woodward– Fieser rule.
Ernö Pretsch +2 more
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UV Spectroscopy Analysis for Itraconazole
Journal of Ravishankar University (PART-B), 2023Itraconazole is a triazole antifungal agent that is synthesised. Itraconazole has been manufactured into a variety of pharmacological formulations and administered in a variety of ways. Itraconazole pills are used to treat pulmonary fungi that can cause fungal infection and spread throughout the body.
Taranjeet Kukreja, Swarnlata Saraf
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Advances in Space Research, 2003
Abstract The UV spectroscopy from SOHO has provided new and exciting results from a wide range of phenomena observed on the Sun. Determination of plasma parameters such as velocity, density, temperatures, line widths and abundances have provided new physical insight into fundamental problems in solar physics.
L.K. Harra, P. Brekke
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Abstract The UV spectroscopy from SOHO has provided new and exciting results from a wide range of phenomena observed on the Sun. Determination of plasma parameters such as velocity, density, temperatures, line widths and abundances have provided new physical insight into fundamental problems in solar physics.
L.K. Harra, P. Brekke
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2017
This chapter describes ultraviolet-visible (UV–Vis) spectroscopy because it is one of the most important analytical techniques used for a wide range of applications including food and beverage analysis, life sciences, clinical diagnostics, drug discovery, and environmental science.
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This chapter describes ultraviolet-visible (UV–Vis) spectroscopy because it is one of the most important analytical techniques used for a wide range of applications including food and beverage analysis, life sciences, clinical diagnostics, drug discovery, and environmental science.
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2019
The discussion of Ultraviolet (UV) spectra is based on the characteristic absorption arising from the transition of different types of electrons in organic molecules. Mainly, there are three types of electrons s, p, and p electrons that are commonly encountered in organic molecules.
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The discussion of Ultraviolet (UV) spectra is based on the characteristic absorption arising from the transition of different types of electrons in organic molecules. Mainly, there are three types of electrons s, p, and p electrons that are commonly encountered in organic molecules.
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Resin Bead Micro-UV−Visible Absorption Spectroscopy
Analytical Chemistry, 2005The construction and design of a microscope coupled with a miniature UV-vis spectrometer is described. This was applied to the study of dyes linked to solid supports and displayed good correlation in spectral shape and lambda(max) values when compared to the dyes in solution, as well as showing a linear relationship between dye loading and UV-vis ...
Wong, Lu Shin +5 more
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1998
This chapter evaluates UV–visible spectroscopy. Within inorganic chemistry, the field of study often associated with UV–visible spectroscopy is that of the coloured transition metal complexes. The energies associated with transitions between different arrangements of valence electrons falls within the ultraviolet (UV) and visible region of the ...
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This chapter evaluates UV–visible spectroscopy. Within inorganic chemistry, the field of study often associated with UV–visible spectroscopy is that of the coloured transition metal complexes. The energies associated with transitions between different arrangements of valence electrons falls within the ultraviolet (UV) and visible region of the ...
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Excitation and UV spectroscopy
1985Excitation means that one electron moves from an occupied orbital ψι to an unoccupied orbital ψ α. This can happen after supply of energy, usually from electrons or photons.
E. Lindholm, L. Åsbrink
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Systematic Organic UV Photoelectron Spectroscopy
Applied Spectroscopy Reviews, 1979Abstract Photoelectron spectroscopy (PES) provides valuable information on the ionization energies of atoms and molecules. The ionization energy (IE) is given by the relation. hv = IE + T where hv is t h e energy of the radiation and T i s the kinetic energy of the electron. The IEs are directly related to the orbital energies (Koopmans' theorem).
Rao, CNR, Basu, PK, Hegde, MS
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