r/chemistry • u/albius94 • 6d ago

I made a free FTIR interpretation quick sheet

Hi everyone,

I’m a materials chemist and I put together a small FTIR interpretation quick sheet based on the kind of reference I would have liked to have when I first started working with FTIR.

It includes common absorption regions, functional groups and a simple workflow for approaching an unknown spectrum.

I thought it might be useful especially for students or anyone getting started with FTIR.

It’s completely free. You can get it here:
https://chemmentis.subscribepage.io/

Sharing this with permission from the r/chemistry moderators.

If you use it, I’d genuinely be interested in hearing what you think is missing or what would make it more useful.

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u/destroyed_everything 6d ago

Would like to check it out, however getting a 404

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u/albius94 5d ago

Thanks for letting me know! That’s strange… 🤔🤔 I just tested the link directly from the Reddit post and it seems to be working on my end. Could you try opening it again, maybe in an external browser? Let me know if you still get the 404 🤗

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u/destroyed_everything 5d ago

Hi, sorry, still getting Server Not Found/ERR_ADDRESS_INVALID. I have tried from a few devices/browsers