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* 天津市港东科技发展有限公司激光喇曼/荧光光谱仪（LRS-III 配有进口的陷波滤波片） * Raman imaging of patterned polymer Deposit 16 layer Langmuir-Blodgett film of 12-8 diacetylene Pattern with SEM (i.e. selectively destroy) Illuminate with UV light to polymerise. Pattern cannot be seen with standard visible microscope Raman image at 1445cm-1 clearly reveals pattern. * * Gem 1: White Lumpy Gemstone This gemstone shows a range of very pale pastel colours including pink, yellow, green and blue. Analysis using the Raman microprobe gave the spectrum below. Using this it is possible to search a database of reference spectra to look for a match. In this case the Raman spectrum of the gem matches that of pearl, consistent with its visual appearance. * Gem 2 : Rectangular Orange Gemstone This gemstone is a dark orange colour and resembles carnelian, a very fine grained, orange variety of quartz. The Raman spectrum matches that of microcrystalline quartz and so this confirms its identification as a carnelian stone. * Gem 3: Milky White Gemstone This gemstone resembles a very fine grained variety of quartz. The Raman spectrum matches that of microcrystalline quartz. This, coupled with the visual appearance enables us to identify it as a pale grey chalcedony. * Gem 4: Purple Gemstone This gemstone, at the front left of the crown, has a slightly cloudy appearance which suggests that it again may be a variety of quartz. The Raman spectrum for the gemstone matches that of quartz. As it is a purple colour it can be identified as amethyst. * Gem 5: Orange Gemstone This gemstone is clear and could be either carnelian or paste (glass). The Raman spectrum does not match that of carnelian but is similar to a spectrum from glass (predominantly SiO2). A number of gemstones on the reliquary head were also found to be paste in a variety of colours including orange, red, pale blue, black, as well as colourless. * Applications - Art Restoration This12 century fresco on a church wall in Italy needed to be restored. What