Raman spectroscopy, compatible with molecular and material samples, is one of the most popular quantitative and qualitative spectroscopic techniques. A sample has a distinct Raman “fingerprint” that ...

The Raman effect is based on light scattering. In most instances, light that “hits” a molecule does not interact with it and so the photon does not lose energy. This process is known as elastic ...

Every year, India celebrates National Science Day on February 28. This day is observed to honour Indian physicist Sir Chandrasekhara Venkata Raman (C.V. Raman) and his Nobel Prize-winning discovery ...

Laser lights are usually employed for the Raman spectroscopic analysis. The photons emitted by the laser light are absorbed by the sample, temporarily entering a non-stationary, exceedingly brief ...