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摘要
在透射光谱学中,物质的吸收率(或吸收系数)定义为a = a /bc,其中a为吸光度,b为光通过样品的路径长度,c为样品池中吸收物质的浓度。吸光度定义为A = log Io/(Io-Ia),其中Io表示未衰减光束的强度,Ia表示被吸收光的强度。在光声光谱(PAS)中,Ia对应于给定样品S的信号,Io对应于具有相同热性质的黑体参考r的信号。因此,PAS与吸光度Apas的类比可以写成公式1。
Photoacoustic Determination of Absorption Coefficients for Airborne Particulates Collected on Teflon Filters
In transmission spectroscopy, the absorptivity (or absorption coefficient) of a substance is defined as a = A/bc, where A is the absorbance, b the path-length of light through a sample, and c the concentration of absorbing material in the sample cell. The absorbance is defined by A = log Io/(Io-Ia) with Io representing the intensity of the unattenuated light beam and Ia the intensity of the absorbed light. In photoacoustic spectroscopy (PAS), Ia corresponds to the signal from a given sample, S, and Io to the signal from a black body reference with identical thermal properties, R. The PAS analog to absorbance, Apas, can therefore be written as in equation 1.