Re: Absorption Feature 671nm?
- From: Marvin <physchem@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 13 Sep 2005 12:20:58 -0400
hyperspectral@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
I am in Texas analyzing data over the area. I suspected it was a polarization effect of the petro chemicals on the surface but could not find a spectra to compare it o on water.
Here is another teaser for ya ... Where does coal tar have absorption features between 400-2500nm. It is the primary pollutant at one of the superfund sites near New Orleans.
Dan
I really appreciate your help with this. We are doing our best to keep the folks out of potentially contaminated areas.
Coal tar is a witches brew of compounds. Its composition is variable, depending on the starting material of the manufacture and the details of processing.
Your efforts may be well-intentioned, but you are in over your head, so to speak. .
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