Abstract

Direct copies of infrared spectrograms are usually unsatisfactory for general laboratory distribution. Large size makes them difficult to handle and inconvenient to file in standard holders. These disadvantages may be eliminated by making copies of reduced size; such copies are quickly and easily produced without loss in clarity or detail by means of the Pantograph.

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Opt. Express 26(9) 11950-11958 (2018)