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Spectral Analysis of Surface-adsorbed Chemical Absorption in an On-chip Mid-IR Microresonator

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Abstract

We spectrally analyze the optical loss coming from surface-adsorbed chemicals in a mid-IR microresonator. Hydrocarbon and hydroxyl absorption proportional to surface E-field intensity dominate the Q-factor over the 3-4 μm wavelength.

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