Application of Raman Spectroscopy to Pollution Control Using Wave Numbers

Abstract

 Theory to apply Raman spectroscopy and infra red emission spectroscopy for pollution control has been presented.  This theory applies wave numbers with strong intensities obtained in outputs of these two spectroscopy methods to find energies required to decompose materials.  It has been suggested that this theory should be applied as a quality checking in production of materials to control pollution over materials which need decomposition.

Keywords

• Wien’s displacement law,Planck’s equation,Wave numbers

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