PubMed · 13652994
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E LAURILA, J MARTTINEN, R NIHTILA, U UOTILA. 1959. A recording microspectrophotometer.. https://doi.org/10.1016/0014-4827(59)90262-9
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In order to study absorption line profiles using the stabilized diode laser spectrometer of Laboratoire de Physique Moléculaire et Applications (LPMA), a reliable determination of the emission line shape of different diodes laser is needed. In the near infrared region (1.39 and 1.66 microm) we used Distributed Feed Back diode lasers which operate around room temperature and in the middle infrared (5 and 8 microm) we used lead salt diode lasers cooled in a helium closed cycle cryostat or in a liquid nitrogen dewar. Some results obtained in H2O line profile studies in the 1.39 and 5 microm regions are presented as examples demonstrating how absorption line profile measurements can lead to erroneous values of the spectroscopic parameters when the contribution of the diode laser emission line width is neglected.
Three simple and sensitive spectrophotometric methods are described for the determination of sulphathiourea. The methods are based on the interaction of this thioamide with either iodine, tetracyanoethylene (TCNE) or copper nitrate to give the corresponding charge-transfer or metal-ion complexes, which can be measured at 363, 350 and 353 nm, respectively. In each case, a 1:1 complex was formed. Beer's law is obeyed for each procedure in a concentration range of 1-150 micrograms ml-1. The proposed procedures can be applied to the determination of sulphathiourea in its pharmaceutical formulations.
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