Spatially resolved multimodal vibrational spectroscopy under high pressures
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Sabine N. Neal, Dario Stacchiola, Samuel A. Tenney
In this perspective, we discuss the potential impact on in situ studies under controlled environments of a novel multimodal spectroscopic technique, optical photothermal infrared + Raman spectroscopy, which enables the simultaneous collection of infrared and Raman scattering spectra, along with hyperspectral imaging and chemical imaging with wavelength-independent sub-500 nm spatial resolution. A brief review of the current literature regarding the O-PTIR technique is presented along with recent work from our own lab on determining the crystallinity of soft and inorganic materials. The results highlight the possibility of resolving differences in the crystallinity of soft materials associated with changes in material processing. We also demonstrate the first reported use of a diamond anvil cell with simultaneous infrared and Raman measurements that showcases, using a high energy material as an example, the potential use of O-PTIR spectroscopy in diamond anvil cell techniques.
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