I know there are double resonance experiments, mostly based on either photodissociation and fluorescence which are quite expensive. But I wonder if it is possible to do similar experiments in the regular atmospheric pressures using absorption spectroscopy instead?
Sudirman Sudirman
I don't so,. But usually we make a couple between UV-Vis and photolumenesnce spectra, or FTIR and Raman Spectra..
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Paul Milham
I don't know either, but the company Aminco used to make spectrophotometers with two optical detectors. One in line with and the other at right angles to the excitation path.
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