The aforementioned sample preparation procedure was repeated for the Raman microscopy measurements, although without the addition of R6G in order to prevent interfering fluorescence. The Raman signal was measured on a confocal Raman microscope (Witec, Alpha 300 R) coupled to a CMOS camera (Andor, Newton EMCCD, DU970P-BVF-355). The laser wavelength used was 532 nm with a grating of . Each spectrum was averaged 25 times with an integration time of 30 s.
Du970p bvf 355
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The DU970P-BVF-355 is a lab equipment product manufactured by Oxford Instruments. It is a specialized device designed for use in scientific and research applications. The core function of this product is to provide precise measurements and data analysis capabilities, though the specific intended use is not described in detail.
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Raman spectroscopy measurements are carried out using a confocal Raman microscope (Witec, Alpha 300R) with an EMCCD detector (Andor, Newton, DU970P-BVF-355). Excitation is performed with a 532 nm laser while spectra are collected in a spectrometer, equipped with a diffraction grating with a groove density of 600 grooves mm−1. The spectra are each 20 times averaged with an integration time of 1 s.
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