I've always noticed that Raman is not often used as a characterization method in inorganic research. Is there a particular reason for this, or is it just that more people will use IR spectra since it's more common and usually give complementary data. I'm sure it could also do with the complexity often associated with running a Raman experiment.
Anyone have any insight?
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