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Absorption Spectrum
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absorption spectrum: see spectrum spectrum, arrangement or display of light or other form of radiation separated according to wavelength, frequency, energy, or some other property. Beams of charged particles can be separated into a spectrum according to mass in a mass spectrometer (see mass
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absorption spectrum [əb′sȯrp·shən ‚spek·trəm]
(spectroscopy)
A plot of how much radiation a sample absorbs over a range of wavelengths; the spectrum can be a plot of either absorbance or transmittance versus wavelength, frequency, or wavenumber.

Absorption Spectrum 

the spectrum that results when optical or X-radiation is passed through a substance and is selectively absorbed.



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[2] have studied the infrared absorption spectra of normal blood sample and abnormal blood sample, the difference of the spectra between normal and abnormal blood samples was obtained, however, there are only three samples were researched, so the reliability of their results should be tested deeper.
Properties of PMKPR and Model Compounds Figure 1 shows the UV-vis absorption spectra of PMKPR and model compounds in DMF solution.
By capturing absorption spectra across the UV-vis wavelength range, the new PDA detector provides a fingerprint of each 'time slice' of the sample as it elutes from the column.
 
 
 
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