Acquisition of an FTIR System
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Fourier Transform Infrared (FTIR) spectroscopy is a technique                   that uses absorption of infrared energy to probe molecular                      structure.  The presence of an FTIR system is crucial for                       enhancing the research environment of the modern chemistry                      department.                                                                                                                                                     In the Chemistry Department of the North Carolina State                         University, the acquisition of an FTIR system will be supported                 by an award made jointly by the Chemistry Shared                                Instrumentation Program and the Instrumentation for Materials                   Research Program.  The areas of research that will be enhanced                  include:                                                                                                                                                           1)  Studies of the spectroelectrochemistry of heme protein                           electron transfer reactions.                                               2)  Studies on intramolecular and intraligand charge                                 localization in electrochemically reduced di- and                               triimines and their d-6 metal complexes.                                   3)  Studies on very fine films of the dielectric silicon                             nitride and semiconductor silicon carbide prepared by                           laser and electrochemically confined plasma techniques.
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