论文信息 - Detection of trace levels of volatile organic compounds using fiber optic Raman spectrometry

Detection of trace levels of volatile organic compounds using fiber optic Raman spectrometry

A novel fiber optic Raman probe for determination of organic vapors is described. The probe utilizes an absorbent resin, C-18, to concentrate the organic vapors in the optical path of the Raman probe. The probe exhibits a fully reversible response to organic vapors such as carbon tetrachloride or benzene.

Kenneth J. Ewing | Frank Bucholtz | Tom G. Bilodeau | G. M. Nau | Ishwar D. Aggarwal

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