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A computerized inelastic electron tunneling spectrometer designed for use in practical analyses is described. Spectra are obtained by measuring the first derivative of current vs voltagg using a first harmonic detection technique and then calculating the second derivative using a linear least squares fit of the first derivative segments. This method provides convenient qualitative and quantitative comparisons with conventional infrared spectra.
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A. G. Dargis (1981) studied this question.
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