Which risk increases when Fourier transform infrared (FTIR) spectral functions poorly define a material?

💡 Explanation

Poorly defined functions cause spurious peaks, increasing the risk of misinterpreting the material's composition through spectral deconvolution involving the Beer-Lambert law, because inaccurate component identification propagates confusion about underlying chemical bonds; therefore errors would be higher, rather than accurate or noise reduction.

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