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M. Kölhed, B. Karlberg, B. Lendl:
"On-line Infared Detection In Aqueous Micro Volume Systems";
Analyst, 128 (2003), S. 2 - 6.

Mid infrared spectroscopy is a non-destructive technique that can provide detailed information on important, molecule-specific features such as the conformation and functional groups of a large range of compounds. Infrared spectroscopy is now an established and
frequently used technique for qualitative analysis, i.e. the identification of chemical constituents in a sample. In addition, its use for quantitative purposes has grown dramatically
in recent years. It is important to realise that the analytical problem defines the mode of operation and implementation of the FTIR technique. This Highlight article focuses on the advantages and scope of on-line FTIR detection strategies. However, in common with all
techniques, on-line FTIR detection has a number of potential shortcomings, which are also discussed.

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