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why KBr is used in FTIR SPECTROSCOPY and why is it necessary
to triturate KBr during FTIR analysis?
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Answer Posted / nishabd
KBr is inert it doesnt react with the sample to be analysed...it helps in better resolution of the peaks as it doesnt show absorbance in the IRregion..it is highly stable, so the background scanned once can be used for a longer duration of analysis(i.e:until many containers of a batch for example)
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