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A brief discussion is presented which identifies the origins and developers of several widely used techniques in infrared spectroscopy.

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Historical infrared Mulls origin Cells infrared liquid vapor-tight Rocksalt polishing

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Historical Note on the Origins of Several Useful Infrared Techniques

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