Discussion
What does an infrared microscope allow?
Answer: C
Coupling the spectrometer to a microscope lets a single fibre, a contaminant particle or one layer of a laminate be measured in isolation. Spectral resolution, wavenumber range and the path length problem are unchanged. Bringing a spatial dimension to a technique that had none is what turned infrared into a forensic and failure-analysis tool, and the sample size falls to micrograms in the process.
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