XPS analyses were performed using a scanning microprobe, PHI 5000 VersaProbe II, purchased from Physical Electronics (Chanhassen, MN, USA). The instrument was equipped with a micro-focused monochromatized AlKα X-ray radiation source. The samples were examined in HP mode with an X-ray take-off angle of 45° (instrument base pressure ~10−9 mbar). The size of the scanned area was approximately 1400 μm × 200 μm. Wide scans and high-resolution spectra were recorded in FAT mode for each sample, setting pass-energy values equal to 117.4 eV and 29.35 eV, respectively. To fit the high-resolution spectra, the commercial MultiPak software version 9.9.0.8 was used. Adventitious carbon C1s were set as the reference charge (284.8 eV).
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The Single Reflection Diamond/ZnSe is a lab equipment product designed for spectroscopic analysis. It provides a single reflection sampling interface for attenuated total reflectance (ATR) techniques.
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FT-IR/ATR and XPS Characterization
XPS analyses were performed using a scanning microprobe, PHI 5000 VersaProbe II, purchased from Physical Electronics (Chanhassen, MN, USA). The instrument was equipped with a micro-focused monochromatized AlKα X-ray radiation source. The samples were examined in HP mode with an X-ray take-off angle of 45° (instrument base pressure ~10−9 mbar). The size of the scanned area was approximately 1400 μm × 200 μm. Wide scans and high-resolution spectra were recorded in FAT mode for each sample, setting pass-energy values equal to 117.4 eV and 29.35 eV, respectively. To fit the high-resolution spectra, the commercial MultiPak software version 9.9.0.8 was used. Adventitious carbon C1s were set as the reference charge (284.8 eV).
FT-IR/ATR and XPS Characterization
XPS analyses were performed using a scanning microprobe PHI 5000 VersaProbe II purchased from Physical Electronics (Chanhassen, MN). The instrument is equipped with a micro-focused monochromatized AlKα X-ray radiation source. The samples were examined in HP mode with an X-ray take-off angle of 45° (instrument base pressure ~10−9 mbar). The size of the scanned area was about 1400 × 200 μm. Wide scans and high-resolution spectra were recorded in FAT mode for each sample, setting pass-energy values equal to 117.4 eV and 29.35 eV, respectively. In order to fit the high-resolution spectra, the commercial MultiPak software version 9.9.0.8 was used. Adventitious carbon C1s were set as the reference charge (284.8 eV).
FTIR/ATR Analysis of Essential Oils
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