Dispersive Micro-Raman spectroscopy system
Initial Publication Date: May 17, 2006
MIT (Dr. Shim has since moved to Arizona State University in Phoenix, AZ.)
http://www.public.asu.edu/~sshim5/Dan_Shim/Home.html
Contact Information
Dan Shim
617-324-0249
SHDShim@gmail.com
Cambridge
Massachusetts
Instrument Type
OTHER SPECTROSCOPIES - Raman Spectroscopy
Application:
Mineral structure (atomic) Micro-imaging
Typical Use:
This is a custom-built system for Raman spectroscopy measurements in the diamond-anvil cell. However, this instrument can be used for micro-analysis of any sample, including fluid inclusions and thin sections. The beam size is 1 micron and the depth resolution is 20-100 microns.
Conditions for Use:
- Visitors are invited to work in the lab to work with lab personnel
- Visitors are invited to work in the lab to design and do the work yourself
User Fees:
Instrument Priorities:
funded research
Remote Use:
no
Sample Preparation:
no sample preparation required
Standard Collections/Lab Blanks:
Ne lamp
Software:
Winspec
Educational Use:
- Class demonstrations are available for undergraduates
- Class demonstrations are available for K-12
- Undergraduate student research projects are invited
- Graduate student research projects are invited
Support provided by:
NSF EAR 0337005, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and Jeptha H. and Emily V. Wade Award for Research