ArticleThe journal of physical chemistry. B2020
Temperature-Jump 2D IR Spectroscopy with Intensity-Modulated CW Optical Heating.
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Abstract
Pulsed temperature-jump (T-jump) spectroscopy with infrared (IR) detection has been widely used to study biophysical processes occurring from nanoseconds to ∼1 ms with structural sensitivity. However, many systems exhibit structural dynamics on time scales longer than the millisecond barrier that is set by the time scale for thermal relaxation of the sample. We developed a linear and nonlinear infrared spectrometer coupled to an intensity-modulated continuous wave (CW) laser to probe T-jump-initiated chemical reactions from <1 ms to seconds. Time-dependent modulation of the CW laser leads to a <1 ms heating time as well as a constant final temperature (±3%) for the duration of the heating time. Temperature changes of up to 75 °C in D
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