• Laser & Optoelectronics Progress
  • Vol. 58, Issue 19, 1930001 (2021)
Meiting Zhang, Guangzhuang Cheng, Cuifeng Zhu, Xingzheng Shi, Xuefei Zheng, Chun Li, and Guang Yuan*
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  • College of Information Science and Engineering, Ocean University of China, Qingdao , Shandong 266100, China
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    Meiting Zhang, Guangzhuang Cheng, Cuifeng Zhu, Xingzheng Shi, Xuefei Zheng, Chun Li, Guang Yuan. Measurement of Molar Absorptivity of Low-Concentration Carbonate Aqueous Solution in Mid-Infrared Region[J]. Laser & Optoelectronics Progress, 2021, 58(19): 1930001 Copy Citation Text show less
    Principle of attenuated total reflection
    Fig. 1. Principle of attenuated total reflection
    Optical constants and attenuated total reflection spectra of pure water. (a) Optical constants of pure water and ZnSe; (b) attenuated total reflection spectra of pure water
    Fig. 2. Optical constants and attenuated total reflection spectra of pure water. (a) Optical constants of pure water and ZnSe; (b) attenuated total reflection spectra of pure water
    Experimental infrared spectra of dilute sodium carbonate solutions
    Fig. 3. Experimental infrared spectra of dilute sodium carbonate solutions
    Spectra before and after baseline adjustment
    Fig. 4. Spectra before and after baseline adjustment
    Linear relationship between absorbance and concentration at 1392.51 cm-1 before and after baseline adjustment
    Fig. 5. Linear relationship between absorbance and concentration at 1392.51 cm-1 before and after baseline adjustment
    Optical constants of dilute sodium carbonate solutions before and after baseline adjustment
    Fig. 6. Optical constants of dilute sodium carbonate solutions before and after baseline adjustment
    Optical pathlength within the carbonate ions peak band after baseline adjustment
    Fig. 7. Optical pathlength within the carbonate ions peak band after baseline adjustment
    Molar absorptivity before and after baseline adjustment
    Fig. 8. Molar absorptivity before and after baseline adjustment
    Standard deviation of maximum molar absorptivity at different concentrations. (a) Before baseline adjustment; (b) after baseline adjustment
    Fig. 9. Standard deviation of maximum molar absorptivity at different concentrations. (a) Before baseline adjustment; (b) after baseline adjustment
    Concentration /(mmol⋅L-1pH
    3011.03
    3511.00
    4011.00
    4511.03
    5011.07
    5511.10
    6011.07
    6511.10
    7011.03
    7511.07
    8011.07
    8511.03
    9011.13
    9511.17
    10011.23
    Table 1. pH values of different concentrations of sodium carbonate solutions (25 ℃)
    Wavenumber /cm-1Before adjustmentAfter adjustment
    Linear expressionR2Linear expressionR2
    1363.58A=0.125c+0.0260.995A=0.125c+0.0310.995
    1373.23A=0.151c+0.0260.997A=0.151c+0.0310.997
    1382.87A=0.167c+0.0260.997A=0.167c+0.0300.997
    1392.51A=0.171c+0.0260.997A=0.171c+0.0310.998
    1402.15A=0.163c+0.0260.997A=0.163c+0.0310.997
    1411.80A=0.147c+0.0260.997A=0.147c+0.0310.997
    1421.44A=0.124c+0.0260.995A=0.124c+0.0310.995
    Table 2. Linear expressions before and after baseline adjustment
    Meiting Zhang, Guangzhuang Cheng, Cuifeng Zhu, Xingzheng Shi, Xuefei Zheng, Chun Li, Guang Yuan. Measurement of Molar Absorptivity of Low-Concentration Carbonate Aqueous Solution in Mid-Infrared Region[J]. Laser & Optoelectronics Progress, 2021, 58(19): 1930001
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