HORIBA:Technical information No E11 Development of Spectroscopic Technique using Capillary Flow Cells

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Development of Spectroscopic Technique using Capillary Flow Cells

Mitsunori Saito
Ryukoku University Facul t y of Scienc e and Technology Department of Electronics and Informatics Professor Ph. D. in Engineering

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[Abstract]

Decreasing the diameter of the fl ow cell used for spectroscopic analysis allows for a smaller sample amount, faster response time, and higher sensitivity through a longer light path. Recently, a special type of optical fi ber that traps light in gas or liquid, allowing effi cient transmission of visible light or infrared light has been developed. A trend in spectroscopic measurement technology using such a capillary fl ow cell is introduced in this article.

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