A variation of this technique uses signal averaging to improve signal-to-noise through Jacquinot’s advantage. (15[1])Detectors made of DLATGS are found in devices for this technique, (-5[1])which often uses matrix (15[1])isolation. A variant of this technique (-5[1])often paired with ATR (-5[1])generates data in the form of (15[1])interferograms. (15[2]-5[1])Holding up two, three or four fingers is a common mnemonic when analyzing aromatics in this technique. (15[2]0[1]-5[4])Rows (-5[1])that contain x, y or z in a character table correspond to this technique. (15[1]-5[2])A (*) potassium (-5[1])bromide disk or Nujol (“NEW-jull”) mull (10[4]-5[1])can be (10[1])used to prepare (10[2])samples for (10[1])this technique. (-5[1])This technique observes changes in dipole moment (-5[1])due to (10[1]-5[1])molecular (10[2]-5[1])vibrations, (10[3]-5[3])and identifies (10[1])functional (10[2])groups in the fingerprint (-5[1])region. (10[3]-5[2])For 10 points, name this (10[1])spectroscopic (10[1]-5[1])technique named for (10[2])radiation (-5[1])with (10[1])a wavelength (10[1])longer (10[2])than visible light. (10[2])■END■ (10[18]0[4])