TP Spectroscopy

Be able to:

describe the spectroscopic techniques most commonly used in industry and their potential
carry out qualitative and quantitative analysis, detect and correct artifacts, briefly interpret a spectrum
design and carry out a project using the most appropriate spectroscopic techniques.

- Theoretical knowledge of spectroscopy,
- Basic knowledge of optics, interferometry and instrumentation (sources, analyzers, detectors).

Six 3h or 4h sessions on optical spectroscopies.

TP 1-2: Introduction to atomic spectroscopies
- Atomic absorption
- Atomic emission (flame spectrometry, LIBS)

TP 3-4: Introduction to molecular electronic spectroscopies
- UV-visible absorption spectroscopy
- Fluorimetry

TP 5-6: Introduction to vibrational spectroscopies
- IR absorption spectroscopy
- Raman scattering

Physical and Analytical Chemistry

Analyse chimique, méthodes et techniques instrumentales modernes, F. ROUESSAC and A. ROUESSAC, Ed. MASSON, PARIS (1992)