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High-Sensitivity ConcentratIR2™ Multiple Reflection ATR Accessory

The Harrick Scientific’s ConcentratIR2 is a compact adaptation of the original Harrick multiple-reflection ATR accessory, designed to fit smaller FTIR sample compartments. This device is optimized for analyzing micro-liquid samples and features interchangeable diamond and silicon ATR sampling plates.

The ATR configurations incorporate a thin disk made of either silicon or diamond, which is optically coupled to a unique ZnSe component. The silicon setup consists of eleven internal reflections at an incident angle of 30°, suitable for a spectral range of 4000 cm-1 to 650 cm-1. In contrast, the diamond configuration allows for ten internal reflections at a nominal incident angle of 45°, covering a wavelength range from 4000 cm-1 to 550 cm-1.

The diamond version exhibits a low signal-to-noise ratio around 2000 cm-1 due to the presence of diamond lattice bands. To enhance optical throughput, it includes features such as turn-tilt mirror adjustments and a vertical adjustment mechanism.

The ConcentratIR2 is fully enclosed to facilitate rapid sample changes and minimize disruptions during spectrometer purging.

Key Features

  • Extended Si has a nominal incident angle of 30° and twenty-three reflections
  • Easy to clean between samples
  • Durable and sensitive ATR elements
  • Diamond with a nominal incident angle of 45° and ten reflections
  • Fast purging
  • Little or no sample preparation
  • Liquid cells (optional)
  • Only 10 µl of sample needed
  • Pre-aligned to simplify start-up
  • Si with a nominal incident angle of 30° and eleven reflections

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