Chromatography Techniques and Spectrometry

Spectrometry

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Spectrometry is an Analytical technique which is mainly considered as the study of different types of interactions between the light and matter, reactions and measurements of radiation, intensity and different wavelengths.

Spectroscopy is an integral element of the scientific process within a variety of disciplines far from being a specialized and their unique field. It provides a theoretical backing to early quantum research in atomic structure and radiation, it also has a staggering number of other applied uses; Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) and X-ray machines utilise a type of radio-frequency spectroscopy, which measures the unique makeup and physical properties of distant astral bodies through their wavelength and spectra, and it’s even used to test doping in many fields of sports!

Spectrometers are the chief instruments used in spectrometric analysis which are specialised pieces of equipment that measure wavelength and types of radiation.