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Lasers Magnetic Resonance Surface Plasmon Ab Initio Spectroscopy EPR
Our expertise is in surface characterization (by FTIR, AFM), chemical analysis (LIF, HPLC-MS) and nano-particles syntheses. Our team is looking to develop a new technique for surface characterization based on laser-mater interaction. We are looking forward to collaborate with partners experienced in Lasers, Ab initio calculations, NMR, EPR. Surface Plasmons, Spectroscopy, etc. Please do not hesitate to contact us.
Magnetic resonance (MR) is a quantum mechanical resonant effect that can appear when a magnetic dipole is exposed to a static magnetic field and perturbed with another, oscillating electromagnetic field. MR is a recognized technique for its sensibility in molecular studies and also for its specificity. The classical way to make an MR setup is by sending RF pulses through a probe by means of a coil, all the system being in a magnetic field. The frequency of the RF is corroborated with the magnetic field and with the probe in order to excite hyper-fine transitions. The old method presumes that MR signal is collected via the same RF coil, new methods collects the MR signal by means of opto-mechanical systems. We propose a new system for creating RF pulses, in a MR setup, by means of a laser beam. The longitudinal modes of the laser will be adjusted to provide a beating mode in range MHz-GHz. The adjustment of the longitudinal modes will be done by adjusting the laser cavity length. The laser can function in CW but also pulsed in Q-switch or Mode-locked mode in order to obtain a high instant power. Gold nano-particles, introduced in samples by spray or other methods, will develop high electric fields on the surface, electric fields also with a frequency equal to the beating mode frequency of the laser. The beating mode frequency could vary in a range from 0.1 GHz-100 GHZ covering the spectra for NMR and EPR spectroscopy at ordinary magnetic fields.
Submitted on 2021-04-27 11:40:42
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