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  • Applied Spectroscopy
  • Vol. 53,
  • Issue 1,
  • pp. 92-96
  • (1999)

Resolving Optical Constants from Reflectance of Liquids in the UV-Visible Range

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Abstract

Reflection spectra of liquids were measured in the UV-visible spectral range with the use of a recently developed reflectometer. The complex refractive index of two solutions, lignin and red food color, both diluted in water, were investigated. For the first time a maximum entropy model was applied in recovering complex reflectivities from non-normal incidence reflectance spectra of liquids. The optical constants in the UV-visible range were then resolved by Fresnel's equations.

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