The development of a multichannel spectrometer based on single mode planar integrated optical waveguide and capable of measuring broad-band visible absorbance spectra of a weakly absorbing molecular film at a solid−liquid interface is reported. The system was successfully tested by measuring spectra, over a 100 nm bandwidth, of a hydrated film of cytochrome c adsorbed to a glass waveguide surface. The approach should prove useful in spectral characterization of structure and function in thin film molecular assemblies at condensed phase interfaces.
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