Lecture 16: Raman Spectroscopy and Other Scattering Methods

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What is optical scattering?

changing the trajectory of light

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What are the major classes of scattering processes?

Elastic, quasi-elastic, and inelastic

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What is elastic scattering?

no change in energy, rayleigh and mie scattering

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what is quasi-electric scattering?

very small energy transfer, dynamic light scattering

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What is inelastic scattering?

change in energy, Raman

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In mie scattering, what does the magnitude of scattering depend on?

particle size, direction of observation wrt incidence, # denity of particles

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Where is Mie scattering used?

turbidity measurements (AgCl titration), nephelometry (bacteria counter)

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What are some charactaristics of rayliegh scattering?

mangintude depends on polarizability of particle, scattering near isotopic with same polarization, very fast, power proportional to 1/λ4

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What is Raman scattering?

Very special case of Rayleigh where polarizability of molecule changes during scattering

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What does raman scattering result in?

amplitude modulation of scattered wave


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What kind of process is Raman scattering?

inelastic, caused by change in polarizability, bond vibration modulats scattered waves, leading to side-bands

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What kind of Raman scattering is this?

Stokes

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What kind of Raman scattering is this?


Anti-Stokes

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What symmetry labels does IR have?

x, y, z

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What symmetry labels does Raman have?

x, y, z PRODUCTS

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What shift is Stokes?

red shifted

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What shift is anti-stokes?

blue shifted

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Charactaristics of Raman Spectroscopy

can excite with any wavelegnth, active for vibration that cause change in polarizability, can examine aqueous samples

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Disadvantages of Raman

signals very close to excitation frequency, very weak signals, need to account for absorption/fluorescence in a sample

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Raman Sources

Laser (Ar or Kr), Nd:YAG if want no fluorescence

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Monochrometers for Raman

Need double monochrometer or band-rejection filter

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What is the Raman block diagram?

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Raman excitation source

does not need to be monochromatic, must have narrow line width, low background in wavelegnth region, and stable

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What is the diagram for a raman instrument?

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Raman calculation from stokes

ΔvRS=vex-vst

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Raman calculation from anti-stokes

ΔvRS=vAS-vex

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Resonance Raman

tunes radiation to absorption band of molecule (102-106 increase in Raman scattering, simple spectrum, sensitive to vibrations on chromophore) BUT background from fluorescence

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Surface-enhanced raman scattering

meqasure scattering of molecules on rough metal surface (acts like an antenna) 1010-1011 enhancement