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    Bruker Corporation stepor rapid scan ftir method
    Stepor Rapid Scan Ftir Method, supplied by Bruker Corporation, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 94/100, based on 147 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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    Article Title: Nanostructured Black Silicon as a Stable and Surface-Sensitive Platform for Time-Resolved In Situ Electrochemical Infrared Absorption Spectroscopy
    Article Snippet: Time-dependent in situ FTIR analysis was performed by using the same measurement geometry during potential step electrochemical control.Time-dependent in situ FTIR analysis was performed by using the same measurement geometry during potential step electrochemical control.. The measurements were carried out by using either the step- or rapid-scan FTIR method (Bruker).. For the step-scan, the data recording process is spread over multiple repetitions of the same experiment by acquiring the temporal evolution of the detector signal for a sequence of fixed interferometer positions, thereby allowing the time-resolved interferogram to be constructed.For the step-scan, the data recording process is spread over multiple repetitions of the same experiment by acquiring the temporal evolution of the detector signal for a sequence of fixed interferometer positions, thereby allowing the time-resolved interferogram to be constructed.

    Adsorption:

    Article Title: Nanostructured Black Silicon as a Stable and Surface-Sensitive Platform for Time-Resolved In Situ Electrochemical Infrared Absorption Spectroscopy
    Article Snippet: Time-dependent in situ FTIR analysis was performed by using the same measurement geometry during potential step electrochemical control.Time-dependent in situ FTIR analysis was performed by using the same measurement geometry during potential step electrochemical control.. The measurements were carried out by using either the step- or rapid-scan FTIR method (Bruker).. For the step-scan, the data recording process is spread over multiple repetitions of the same experiment by acquiring the temporal evolution of the detector signal for a sequence of fixed interferometer positions, thereby allowing the time-resolved interferogram to be constructed.For the step-scan, the data recording process is spread over multiple repetitions of the same experiment by acquiring the temporal evolution of the detector signal for a sequence of fixed interferometer positions, thereby allowing the time-resolved interferogram to be constructed.



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    (a) Current transient measurements of a bSi-evap and an ITO-ED substrate upon a potential step from −0.9 to 0.3 V Ag/AgCl in the identical in situ electrochemical measurement setup but in the absence of MOP, indicating a faster RC time constant for the bSi-evap substrate. (b) Increase and decrease of the 1615 cm –1 peak intensity over the course of an ad- and <t>desorption</t> <t>rapid-scan</t> <t>FTIR</t> experiment at lower MOP concentrations. (c) Time-dependent increase of the 1615 cm –1 peak intensity during potential step-induced MOP adsorption for high MOP concentrations recorded with step-scan FTIR.
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    (a) Current transient measurements of a bSi-evap and an ITO-ED substrate upon a potential step from −0.9 to 0.3 V Ag/AgCl in the identical in situ electrochemical measurement setup but in the absence of MOP, indicating a faster RC time constant for the bSi-evap substrate. (b) Increase and decrease of the 1615 cm –1 peak intensity over the course of an ad- and <t>desorption</t> <t>rapid-scan</t> <t>FTIR</t> experiment at lower MOP concentrations. (c) Time-dependent increase of the 1615 cm –1 peak intensity during potential step-induced MOP adsorption for high MOP concentrations recorded with step-scan FTIR.
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    (a) Current transient measurements of a bSi-evap and an ITO-ED substrate upon a potential step from −0.9 to 0.3 V Ag/AgCl in the identical in situ electrochemical measurement setup but in the absence of MOP, indicating a faster RC time constant for the bSi-evap substrate. (b) Increase and decrease of the 1615 cm –1 peak intensity over the course of an ad- and desorption rapid-scan FTIR experiment at lower MOP concentrations. (c) Time-dependent increase of the 1615 cm –1 peak intensity during potential step-induced MOP adsorption for high MOP concentrations recorded with step-scan FTIR.

    Journal: ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces

    Article Title: Nanostructured Black Silicon as a Stable and Surface-Sensitive Platform for Time-Resolved In Situ Electrochemical Infrared Absorption Spectroscopy

    doi: 10.1021/acsami.3c17294

    Figure Lengend Snippet: (a) Current transient measurements of a bSi-evap and an ITO-ED substrate upon a potential step from −0.9 to 0.3 V Ag/AgCl in the identical in situ electrochemical measurement setup but in the absence of MOP, indicating a faster RC time constant for the bSi-evap substrate. (b) Increase and decrease of the 1615 cm –1 peak intensity over the course of an ad- and desorption rapid-scan FTIR experiment at lower MOP concentrations. (c) Time-dependent increase of the 1615 cm –1 peak intensity during potential step-induced MOP adsorption for high MOP concentrations recorded with step-scan FTIR.

    Article Snippet: The measurements were carried out by using either the step- or rapid-scan FTIR method (Bruker).

    Techniques: In Situ, Adsorption