Raman Optical Activity Spectroscopy
Raman Optical Activity Spectroscopy
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拉曼旋光光谱
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2006
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W. Hug
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W. Hug
The diastereomeric interaction of circularly polarized light with chiral matter in Raman scattering is called Raman optical activity (ROA). The relative merits of measuring vibrational optical activity in transmission and by scattering are briefly discussed in their historic context. The possibility of choosing the scattering geometry and the polarization scheme can provide information not available from a transmission experiment, with the integral circular difference scattering cross sections the equivalent of circular difference extinction coefficients. The theoretical expressions are cast into a form which allows a graphical representation of the way in which Raman and ROA intensities are generated in a vibrating molecule. It is shown that excellent agreement between ab initio computed and measured ROA backscattering spectra is possible, and that appropriately summed ROA intensities are a measure of the influence the chirality of the electron distribution has on the ROA.
Keywords:
vibrational optical activity;
measurement of ROA;
interpretation of ROA;
influence of electronic chirality;
atomic contribution pattern