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Overview
The Raman microscope is an optical microscope through which an monochromatic laser source is directed at a sample. The sample absorbs energy and scatters the light at a different wavelength which is then read with a CCD camera.
Significance
Micro Raman spectroscopy is a useful technique for determining the number of layers of small samples of graphene.