In FT-IR spectroscopy measurement for pure PEG8000 and PEG8000/1wt%GO nanocomposite films , why it gets slight shifted in peak location and change the relative intensity of the peaks?
In my experience with Raman spectroscopy, the relative intensity of two peaks may indicate the presence of different types of crystals in your polymer, as well as their shift in wavelength. PEG being a highly crystalline thermoplastic, the fillers can act as nucleation sites, increasing crystallinity and even stabilising a different kind of crystal than in the pure material. I suggest to check the crystallinity with DSC and check the literature for the spectra of PEG crystals.
You did not explain how you ran the samples. In ATR there is both a wavelength shift as well as an intensity change from the transmission spectra. See Milosevic, M. (2012). Internal Reflection and ATR Spectroscopy, John Wiley & Sons, Inc.