Abstract

Photoacoustic spectrometry with an atmosphere-controlled cell helps reveal the different behavior of macroporous hemoglobin particles in terms of oxygenation and deoxygenation compared with pure hemoglobin in solution studied by conventional spectroscopy.

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Absolute optical absorption coefficient measurements using photoacoustic spectroscopy amplitude and phase information

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