Perkin Elmer
983 G IR
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What it is
The Perkin Elmer 983 G is an IR Spectrometer.[1]
How it works
General reference — not yet source-verifiedInfrared spectrometers operate by passing a beam of infrared light through a sample and measuring the wavelengths that are absorbed. The resulting absorption spectrum corresponds to vibrational transitions in the molecules of the sample, providing a fingerprint that can be used to identify functional groups and chemical bonds.
The instrument typically uses a dispersive or Fourier-transform optical system to separate the infrared radiation into its constituent wavelengths, with a detector measuring the intensity at each wavelength relative to a reference beam.
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Last updated Aug 14, 2026.
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