Spectroscopy Sample preparation

Page RC, Moore JD, Nguyen HB, Shatma M, Chase R, Gao FP, Mobley CK, Sanders CR, Ma L, Sonnichsen FD, Lee S, Howell SC, Opella SJ, Cross TA (2006) Comprehensive evaluation of solution nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy sample preparation for helical integral membrane proteins. J Struct Funct Genomics 7 51-64... 

Soiirce of sample Polystyrene standard for FTIR spectroscopy Sample preparation None. ATR accessory used to run FTIR spectrum... 

For IR spectroscopy, sample preparation has been a labour-intensive operation requiring some measure of skill and experience. Conventional IR spectroscopy is mainly based on transmission measurements except for samples for which the preparation of a thin layer is problematic, inadequate, or prohibited. In these cases special sample preparation is required as indicated in Section 5.1.1,5.1.2, etc. The main sampling techniques may be seen schematically in Figure 2. 

Gamma Spectroscopy. Sample Preparation The dried sediment (50 g) of each sample was placed in 125 ml polypropylene screw cap containers. The containers were sealed externally using parafilm and polypropylene tape and then placed in 500 ml polypropylene screw cap containers which also were sealed externally using parafilm and polypropylene tape. The samples were kept aside for about a month to allow equilibrium between Ra and its daughters to be reached before gamma analysis was conducted. Each sample, after equilibration, was counted for 3 days. 

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