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Reflection losses at the surface of the cuvettes may be high and are strongly dependent on the angle of refraction and the direction of the electric vector relatively to the plane of incidence (Fig 35-7) There is a newly developed spherical cuvette which does not have these disadvantages (Schrader, 1987) The foci are not blurred, the effective solid angle of the collected Raman radiation is equal to that of the sample optics (Fig 35-6 b), and the reflection losses are small and equal, because for every ray 0 = 0" The losses can be reduced further by suitable anti-reflection coating of the surface range of irradiation and observation The other part of the surface of the spherical cuvette should be covered with a reflecting material Any sample placed at the center of the sphere constitutes with this surface mirror as second element a multiple reflection arrangement.

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Samples at the center of the cell have a spectral radiance which exceeds that of an ordinary sample arrangement by about one order of magnitude The necessary amount of sample is of the size of the focal region of the exciting laser beam It may well be less than 1 mm3 The sample at the focus of the laser beam may be effectively cooled if the sphere is made from a material which has a high thermal conductance, such as sapphire Furic and Durig (1 988) have independently described some advantages of the spherical cuvette Fig 35-8 shows different sample arrangements which are suitable for Raman spectroscopy Fig 35-8 a exhibits the conventional rectangular cuvette, which is not regarded as optimal Fig 35-8 b shows the spherical cell for liquids and powders.

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For a sample in a melting point capillary a small amount of glycerol may be used as immersion liquid between the capillary and the material of the sphere Alternatively, the substances may be brought directly into the center of the sphere, and the boring may be closed by stoppers made of polytetrafluoroethylene The sample may also be introduced with stainless steel cannulas fixed with epoxy cement 'This flow-through arrangement can also be used as detector for chromatography, even with samples under high pressure for supercritical fluid chromatography The center volume of the sphere itself may be spherical, a shape which is obtained by combining two half spheres The diameter of the sphere can be very small and its wall may be thin Large diameters are not recommended, because they would only increase the amount of sample and the losses by absorption.