Principle of Absorption Spectrum Measurement of the Layers Adsorbed on Transparent Substrates

Daria S. Mikhailova; Vladimir V. Chesnokov; Dimitry V. Chesnokov

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.437.594

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Principle of Absorption Spectrum Measurement of the Layers Adsorbed on Transparent Substrates

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The principle of measurement of spectrum absorptances nanolayers of the elementorganic compounds, based on use of the optical fibre measuring converter is described.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 437)

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594-597

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May 2010

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Daria S. Mikhailova, Vladimir V. Chesnokov, Dimitry V. Chesnokov

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Frustrated Total Internal Reflection, Optical Fiber, Principle, Spectrum Absorptances Nanolayer

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