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Transmission Infrared (IR) Spectrum

Transmission Infrared (IR) Spectrum

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SpectraBase Spectrum ID 5tEaJxLlrvV
Name DISOGRIN COMPOUND NO. 50-D (92/32)
Source of Sample Disogrin Industries Corporation
Chemical Description POLYURETHANE
Classification POLYMERS - POLYURETHANES AND URETHANE PREPOLYMERS
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Sample Procedure The pyrolysis technique is commonly used in the infrared identification of polymers and results in spectra of both the volatile and non-volatile pyrolyzed fractions the polymer under investigation. It can be used by researchers to identify principal polymer types. The volatile (Vapor Phase) and non-volatile (Condensed Phase) IR spectra resulting from the pyrolysis of this sample are available in SpectraBase as DISOGRIN COMPOUND NO. 50-D (92/32) - Controlled Pyrolyzate (Vapor Phase) and DISOGRIN COMPOUND NO. 50-D (92/32) - Controlled Pyrolyzate (Condensed Phase).
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