In MRS Communications, Volume 8, Issue 3, pp. 1343-1351 (2018) one can read: 'The peak fitting of the Raman spectrumusing the Gaussian distribution function gives the percentage of sp3 carbon of around 80-82%'. Could anyone please advise a source to learn about possibility of obtaining quantitative information on carbon phase composition with such tolerance from Raman spectra? Before now I tended to consider Raman analysis as a tool for qualitative estimate of phase ratio.
Thanks in advance!
I recommend as a starting point the excellent review article of J. Robertson,
see e.g. Section 4.8...
Article Diamond-Like Amorphous Carbon
Also usful may be the work of A.C. Ferrari and J. Robertson:
Article Interpretation of Raman Spectra of Disordered and Amorphous Carbon
Hii,
XPS can give you quantitative information about the percentage of the constituent present in your sample.
All the best !!!
Jörn Bonse thank you for your advice. I had been familiar with several works of J. Robertson but somehow missed this one.
Meenaketan Sethi thank you for your reply and a reasonable suggestion.
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