Standard Solutions for Raman Spectroscopy of TiO2

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To prepare standard solutions of TiO2 for Raman Spectroscopy, the discussion emphasizes the need for a clear procedure. The user has TiO2 in liquid form and intends to use deionized water for dilution. While a helpful link was shared, the primary request is for a detailed methodology or protocol to create these solutions effectively. The focus is on obtaining reliable and reproducible results for spectroscopic analysis.
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Hello everyone.I am trying to make standard solutions of TiO2 to be used in Raman Spectroscopy.Anyone know how to go about it?I would really appreciate it.
 
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Thanks for the link rwooduk.But am looking for a procedure of some sorts.I have Tio2 in liquid for and hope to use deionized water to make the standard solutions.Please,anyone with any knowledge of this...I would really appreciate it.
 
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