The Analyst · 2013 · 68 citations · 82 references
EngineeringOptical PropertiesSpectroscopySample RepresentationApplied PhysicsNatural SciencesSurface-enhanced Raman ScatteringAnalytical ChemistrySpectral CollectionReliable Quantitative AnalysisChemistryRaman MeasurementOptical SpectroscopyLight Scattering SpectroscopySpectrochemical AnalysisBiophysicsSpectroscopic Method
This review summarizes recent studies to improve sample representation in Raman measurement by covering a large area of a sample in spectral collection. Three different schemes have been mainly investigated to fulfill the goal: (1) averaging of Raman spectra collected at many different locations on a sample, (2) rotation of a sample during spectral collection and (3) simultaneous wide area illumination (WAI) for spectral collection. The use of a wide area illumination scheme, simultaneously illuminating a laser over a large area for spectral acquisition without any further assistance such as sample rotation, has increased in diverse fields. Applications employing the WAI scheme in pharmaceutical, polymer/chemical/petrochemical and other areas are described in this review.
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