Abstract

A novel analytical technique, Fourier transform infrared photopyroelectric spectroscopy (FT-IR-P²ES) is demonstrated and applied to spectroscopic investigations of solid materials. The salient features of the technique and its advantages over other conventional FT-IR photothermal methods are discussed. A few selected quantitative applications are presented as examples of the versatility and sensitivity of the new technique.

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