Raman spectroscopy: Basic principles and applications
Introduction to Resonance Raman scattering ... pless fluorescence pself absorption. Modern Raman spectrometer Light source (Laser) Dispersion grating Detector (CCD) sample sampling optics (objective, immersion probe) Notch filter • holographic notch filters p80% T of Raman light,
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