wat is the role of michelson interferometer in FTIR and He-Ne lase.detailed answer required in simple language
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Answer Posted / b.gangatharan
Michelson interferometer is used for very fast scanning from 4000 to 400 cm-1 within seconds in pharma industry.without Michelson interferometer it will take long hours for scanning.
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B.gangatharan,
Caplin point,
Puducherry.
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