Respected all, In Material science research we do Raman Characterization for samples (example SnO2/rGO). Why we have to do Raman, What we will get, what is going to be happening to the sample material (bonds etc..) while doing Raman characterization? Please ....Thank you
You are not obliged to do Raman characterization, it will depends of your systems. Like in the example you gave raman is a very good spectroscopic technique since it will gave you information about the SnO2 and graphene bonds, and the vibration of it will be quite separate giving you a lot of information about the interactions of your material. You probably should read any book about spectroscopic characterization that talks about FTIR and Raman, I suggest J.M. Hollas Modern Spectroscopy. Hope it will help you!
The answer is easy: Raman spectroscopy give you information about the atom bonds bias the frequency of vibration.
Wht don't we stop with FTIR...why we need Raman and what aee the differences mainly between these two.?
- Badges
- Science topic
- Similar topics
- Physical Sciences
- Materials Science