Why KBr is used in FTIR ?
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Answer / dharmendra
KBr does not absorb the ir radiation.It is chemically stable
compound for the longer period. While applying pressure to
make the pellet for analysis, it melts and helps to form the pellet.
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Answer / harini
KBR is inactive in IR region and transparent to IR radiations
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Answer / srinivasarao
kBr is transferent to ir regeion and it does not have
anyabsortin in ir region.
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Answer / harish bakare
KBr is alkyl halide..Alkyl halide does not shows absorption spectra in IR region...AND KBr easy to melt to form pellet
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Answer / dhaval shah
KBr doesn't respond to any IR region and it also direct th IR wave into two wave form like a deflector.
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