SUBMILLIMETER/INFRARED DOUBLE RESONANCE: REGIMES FOR MOLECULAR SENSORS

Srikantaiah, Sree

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Title

SUBMILLIMETER/INFRARED DOUBLE RESONANCE: REGIMES FOR MOLECULAR SENSORS

Author(s)

Srikantaiah, Sree

Contributor(s)

• De Lucia, Frank C.
• Everitt, Henry O.
• Phillips, Dane
• Neese, Christopher F.
• Medvedev, Ivan

Issue Date

26-Jun-15

Keyword(s)

Spectroscopy as an analytical tool

Abstract

Submillimeter/Infrared Double Resonance is a well-established technique. It has been used for spectroscopy, studies of collisional energy transfer, and diagnostics. The high level of molecule specific spectroscopic specificity achieved through this technique makes it an attractive candidate for sensor application. Here we will discuss its application to sensor development, with emphasis on regimes of applicability that range from mTorr to atmospheric pressure. System requirements and development as well as theoretical and experimental results will be discussed.

Publisher

International Symposium on Molecular Spectroscopy

Type of Resource

text

Language

English

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