An apparatus is described which permits the study of Raman spectra in the temperature range from 0 to −180°C. Its horizontal position avoids the use of a prism needed with vertical arrangements and it is easily placed into the present arrangement of light sources used in this laboratory.

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Raman spectroscopy
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