why KBr is used in FTIR SPECTROSCOPY and why is it necessary
to triturate KBr during FTIR analysis?
Answer Posted / surya prakash
kbr is one of the compounds which donot absorb the provided
radiations of "IR" and hence donot exhibit its absorption
pattern in the graph.........&&&&&&&
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kbr only to make sure that the sample stands correctly and
its uniformly distributed in the pellet
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