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Terahertz spectroscopy for quantifying solid mixtures
Wang Yingxin ; Kang Kejun ; Chen Zhiqiang ; Zhao Ziran ; Zhang Li
2010-10-12 ; 2010-10-12
关键词Experimental/ calibration organic compounds spectral line breadth spectrochemical analysis submillimetre wave spectra/ terahertz spectroscopy solid mixtures quantitative detection terahertz absorption spectra anhydrous theophylline lactose monohydrate calibration theophylline concentrations lactose concentrations Lorentzian lineshape polynomial fitting quality control/ A7870G Microwave and radiofrequency interactions with condensed matter A8280D Electromagnetic radiation spectrometry (chemical analysis)
中文摘要A quantitative detection method based on the terahertz absorption spectra was developed to analyze solid mixture. Specifically mixtures of anhydrous theophylline and lactose monohydrate were analyzed experimentally. Samples with known compositions were used to calibrate the system which was then used to measure the theophylline and lactose concentrations with average errors of 5.39% and 6.91%, respectively. With lactose as an unknown component, the absorption peak was fitted with the Lorentzian lineshape and a polynomial. The theophylline concentrations calculated using the peak intensity had an average error of 6.64%. These results demonstrate that the system can be used to quantitatively analyze mixture components based on the characteristic information in terahertz spectra for quality control applications.
语种中文
出版者Tsinghua University Press ; China
内容类型期刊论文
源URL[http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/82584]  
专题清华大学
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Wang Yingxin,Kang Kejun,Chen Zhiqiang,et al. Terahertz spectroscopy for quantifying solid mixtures[J],2010, 2010.
APA Wang Yingxin,Kang Kejun,Chen Zhiqiang,Zhao Ziran,&Zhang Li.(2010).Terahertz spectroscopy for quantifying solid mixtures..
MLA Wang Yingxin,et al."Terahertz spectroscopy for quantifying solid mixtures".(2010).
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