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Structural analysis

2011-07-08View Original

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Evaporative drying of liquid samples yields solid powder samples, but their water solubility decreases and irreversible changes occur; does their structure represent that of the liquid sample? What methods can be used to reduce the interference of water in structural testing?
Reply #22011-07-10
What is structural testing? It’s not a composition analysis, right? Of course, the structure changes when a liquid turns into a solid.

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