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Buzgar N., Apopei A. I., Buzatu A. (2009) - Romanian Database of Raman Spectroscopy (http://rdrs.uaic.ro)

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Why RDRS project?

This project represents a database which was created as part of the grant entitled "The study of pigments from the artifacts and fresca of certain monasteries using Raman spectrography", code CNCSIS ID 2119/2008.

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If you use this site regularly and would like to help us, please consider donating a small sum. All proceeds go to:

• development of this website;

• buy minerals not available in the “Mineralogy and Petrography Museum Grigore Cobălcescu” of “Alexandru Ioan Cuza” University, Iasi;

• development of RDRS search data software

• buy some articles or books necessary for Raman study (interpretation).

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Measuring conditions

The experiment was realized with a Raman Spectrograph HE 532nm (Horiba Jobin-Yvon). The Raman spectra were obtained with LabSpec 5.25 software. Also, the spectra were adapted with OriginPro 8.5.1 for a journal paper.

Raman system

For all description of Raman system check Department of Geology website. [link]