I have performed FT-RAMAN of Carbon dots and graphene oxide. how can i interpret the spectra. i need some suggestion of related articles. please suggest.
I suppose you interpret them the same way you interpret "classical" Raman spectra as in Article Raman Spectra of Graphite Oxide and Functionalized Graphene Sheets
FT-Raman might generate different relative intensities and hopefully a better resolution, besides that a Raman active line stays a Raman active line.
You can interpret by using conventional spectroscopic method even for graphene oxide hope you find characterization of carbon dot using below mentioned link
https://authors.library.caltech.edu/61465/1/as-69-9-1082.pdf
Hye Rahul Tade ,
You can interpret it in a normal way depending upon functional groups and their relative vibration frequencies. for carbon dots, it relied on the region of 1000 to 1400 cm-1 with different stretching frequencies depending upon the structure. However, for graphene the appearance of D and G bands is still the gold standard for confirmation.
Hope it would help you.
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