Raman spectroscopy

Gerrard, D. L.; Bowley, H. J.

doi:10.1021/ac00163a023

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“…They realised that in a prototypical blend of MDMO-PPV:PCBM, the relative morphology formed from 100%-pure PCBM-rich domains surrounded by an intermixed domain contains roughly equal proportions by weight of polymer and methanofullerene. Raman spectroscopy has also been used to provide information on chemical composition of the domains [108][109][110]. Moreover, various techniques were applied to study how individual nanostructures contribute to the device performance.…”

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Printed Organic Solar Cells

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Seemann²,

Steim³

et al. 2014

Solar Cell Materials

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Printed Organic Solar Cells

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“…Clearly, there is scope within the petroleum industry to improve and supply the methods for gas oil analysis. Raman spectroscopy is a nonintrusive method which offers potential advantages in this area and has been applied to analytical problems for many years (2,3). However, the universal application of the method has been hindered by problems of laser-induced sample fluorescence which is often orders of magnitude more intense than the desired Raman scatter.…”

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