Hello Suman, Thank you for your interesting question. IR spectroscopy can be used to perform quantitative evaluations in tag. However, for this purpose, the spectra must be recorded in absorbance (Abs.) mode, not in transmission mode. By integrating the peak area, quantification can then be performed using a calibration series.
See also: https://www.researchgate.net/post/How_can_i_use_FT-IR_spectroscopy_in_quantitative_analysis
Yes! I did it for silicone oil. However, remember low energy (like FTIR) means low response. You will be lucky to have an LOQ of 100 ppm or mg/L. Mine was 25 ppm.
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