Fluorescence Spectrometry
Fluorescence spectrometry is a type of analytical technique used for chemical analysis and identification. This technique uses the principle of fluorescence, where a substance absorbs energy from light of one wavelength and emits energy of a different wavelength. This change in wavelength is used to detect, identify and measure the properties of a material. Fluorescence spectrometry is used for a range of applications, from the screening of pharmaceuticals to the monitoring of environmental pollutants. The technique is relatively rapid and cost-effective, making it invaluable in the study of a wide range of substances in the laboratory, industrial and environmental settings.
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