why we are using polystyrene film for calibration of I.R
spectroscopy?
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Answer / srinivas- drreddys
Because in polystyrene film all bands executed
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Answer / nagaraj
polystyrene film is made by the polymer of styrene.its
having highly durability and stabeled at any temparature
because its made by the polymers.
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Answer / g ramesh
Because in polystyrene film all bands executed.and
polystyrene film is made by the polymer of styrene.its
having highly durability and stabeled at any temparature
because its made by the polymers.
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Answer / rambabu
Because it gives accurate result at any condition & any Temp
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Answer / ramesh
IT WILL GIVE THE TRANSMITTANCE TO THE ENTIRE REGION OF IR.
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Answer / k ramesh naidu
polystyrene film having the all functional groups in the entire range of IR region. Because it consists of all carbon linkages related to all kind of groups.
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Answer / t.sudheer
Because in polystyrene film all functional groups
executed.and polystyrene film is made by the polymer of
styrene.its having highly durability and stabeled at any
temparature because its made by the polymers.
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Answer / s.j.patel
because poltstyrine give sharp result in ir region.
Is This Answer Correct ? | 6 Yes | 4 No |
Answer / hitesh sharma
Polystyrene films have long been used for checking the general performance of infrared (IR) spectrometers and specific tests for wavenumber accuracy and resolution based on such films are enshrined in various pharmacopoeias (1–4).
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It is a polymer. Environmentally it will not affect their
own properties and temperature also. So we are using this
one for calibration purpose.
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