NICODOM Raman Inorganics,
1939 spectra
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“NICODOM
Raman Inorganics, 1939 spectra” is an
advanced Raman spectral database of 1939 Raman digital spectra of inorganic
and related compounds. Two measurement methods have
been applied: 1662 spectra were collected in
range 4000-100 cm-1 with 1064nm excitation laser. 277 spectrawere collected in
range 3750-50 cm-1 with 532nm excitation laser. The spectra were
collected using Thermo Raman NXR and DXR Spectrometers. The spectra were collected with resolution 2cm-1
(the library has resolution 4cm-1) Typical Information about the sample contains: Name CAS Number Chemical Formula Synonyms Compounds types (examples of inorganic anions): |
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Amide |
Enneaoxodiiodate(VII) |
Manganate |
Phosphomolybdic |
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Amidochloride |
Ferricyanide |
m-arsenite |
Phosphotungstate |
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Amidosulfate |
Ferrite |
Metaarsenate |
Phosphotungstic |
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Antimonide |
Ferrocyanide |
Metabisulfite |
Polyphosphate |
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Arsenide |
Fluoborate |
Metaborate |
Polysulfide |
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Arsenite |
Fluoride |
Metahafnate |
Pyroantimonate |
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Azide |
Fluorosilicate |
Metaphosphate |
Pyroniobiate |
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Bicarbonate |
Heptafluoroniobate(V) |
Metasilicate |
Pyrophosphate |
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Bifluoride |
Heptafluorotantalate(V) |
Metatitanate |
Pyrosulfate |
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Biiodate |
Heptamolybdate |
Metatungstate |
Pyruvate |
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Bismuthate |
Hexabromotellurate(IV) |
Metavanadate |
Selenate |
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Bisulfate |
Hexacarbonyl |
Molybdate |
Selenide |
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Borate |
Hexacyanocobaltate(III) |
Monobromide |
Selenite |
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Boride |
Hexacyanochromate |
Niobate |
Silicate |
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Borohydride |
Hexafluoroaluminate |
Nitrate |
Silicide |
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Borotungstate |
Hexafluorohafnate(IV) |
Nitrate
oxide |
Silicomolybdic |
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Bromate |
Hexafluoroniobate |
Nitride |
Silicotungstic |
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Bromide |
Hexafluorophosphate |
Nitrite |
Stannate |
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Bromoiodide |
Hexafluorosilicate |
Nitroprusside |
Subnitrate |
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Carbide |
Hexafluorotitanate(IV) |
Orthovanadate |
Sulfate |
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Carbonate |
Hexahydroxoantimonate(V) |
Oxide |
Sulfide |
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Carbonate
Basic |
Hexachloroantimonate(IV,VI) |
Oxide
Chloride |
Sulfite |
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Carbonate
Hydroxide |
Hexachloroplatinate |
Oxybromide |
Tellurate(IV) |
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Carbonitride |
Hexachlororhodate(III) |
Oxychloride |
Telluride |
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Cobaltnitrite |
Hexametaphosphate |
Oxyiodide |
Tellurite |
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Cyanate |
Hexanitrocobaltate |
Oxynitrate |
Tetraborate |
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Cyanide |
Hydrogenarsenate |
Oxysulfate |
Tetrabromoaurate(III) |
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Decacarbonyl |
Hydrogencarbonate |
Paraperiodate |
Tetrabromothallate |
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Dicyanoargentate |
Hydrogencitrate |
Paratungstate |
Tetracyanomercurate(II) |
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Dicyanoaurate(I) |
Hydrogenoxalate |
Pentaborate |
Tetrafluoroberyllate |
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Difluoride |
Hydrogenphosphate |
Pentacarbonyl
bromide |
Tetrafluoroborate |
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Difluoride
Dioxide |
Hydrogenselenite |
Pentacarbonyl
Chloride |
Tetrachloride
Oxide |
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Dihydrogenarsenate |
Hydrogensulfate |
Pentaoxoiodate(VII) |
Tetrachloroaurate(III) |
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Dihydrogenphosphate |
Hydrogentartrate |
Perborate |
Tetrachlorobismutate |
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Dichloride
Dioxide |
Hydroxide |
Perchlorate |
Tetrachlorocuprate(II) |
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Dichloroiodide |
Hydroxide
Acetate |
Periodate |
Tetranitroplatinate(II) |
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Dichromate |
Hypochlorite |
Permanganate |
Tetrathiocyanatomercurate(ll) |
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Diphosphate |
Hypophosphite |
Peroxide |
Thioantimonate(V) |
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Diselenide |
Chlorate |
Peroxodisulfate |
Thioantimoniate |
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Diselenite |
Chloride |
Perrhenate |
Thiocyanate |
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Disilicide |
Chloride
Dimer |
Persulfate |
Thiosulfate |
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Disulfide |
Chloride
Oxide |
Phosphate |
Titanate |
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Dithionate |
Chromate |
Phosphide |
Trihydrogenorthoperiodate |
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Dithionite |
Chromate
Oxide |
Phosphinate |
Triiodomercurate |
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Diuranate |
Iodate |
Phosphinic |
Triphosphate |
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Element |
Iodide |
Phosphite |
Tungstate |
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Isothiocyanate |
Phosphomolybdate |
Vanadate |
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The choice of cations cover most common elements. Our choice of compounds in this library includes not
only pure inroganic compounds (although they are in majority), but also organometallic compounds, coordination
compounds, inorganic salts of organic acids and other compounds commonly used
in inorganic laboratories. Complete list of compounds is downloadable here.
The complete information is
available in the full library version (not available in the demo list of
compounds) The last library update has
been done 2018, the Nicodom IR Libraries include many new substances which
came to market during the last decade. This FTIR spectra library is
available as digital searchable library compatible with your spectroscopic
software. To download the list of spectra,
to download a free demo library compatible with your software, to check the format
compatibility as well as for pricelist, ordering info and information about
all NICODOM Spectral Libraries and
other NICODOM products please visit our webpage. |
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