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Vis-pump/IR-probe transient absorption

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Location				Contact
Sciences II University of Geneva 30, Quai Ernest Ansermet 1211 Geneva 4				Marius Koch Tel + 41 22 379 31 86 3 mm$art8iuq3s.g%kox*cha#@uk+nim'gek-.ct)hk

Setup / Configuration				Literature
pump wavelength: 400 nm probe wavelength: 2-10 µm instrument response function : 250 fs (fwhm) time delay range up to 2 ns detector: 2 x 64 MCT array spectral resolution 3-4 cm^-1 (150 lines/mm)				Bredenbeck, J., Hamm, P. (2003) Versatile small volume closed-cycle flow cell system for transient spectroscopy at high repetition rates. Rev Sci Instrum 74 (6), 3188-3189 »»
IR Setup
The image shows the sample area where the two IR beams (red) are focussed into the sample using parabolic gold mirrors. One of the beams is spatially overlapped with the Vis-pump pulse (blue). The black arrows indicate the position of the flow cell system which can be moved in X/Y/Z direction via µm screws.				Two linearly polarized IR-beams measure simultaneously the vibrational response of the sample in a flow cell system similar to Ref 1. The first IR-beam measures a sample volume that was excited by the pump while the second beam measures an unexcited sample volume. Transient dichroism measurements can also be performed.