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Spectroscopic

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Science ContextPlay
The term 'spectroscopic' often appears in scientific research and academic articles relating to physics and chemistry. SlideHer research paper detailed the spectroscopic properties of the new material.
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'Spectroscopic' implies a level of precision in measuring and analyzing light properties, often at a molecular or atomic level. SlideThe spectroscopic measurements confirmed the presence of the element.
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Spectroscopic methods involve splitting light into a spectrum to identify substances or analyze physical conditions. SlideAstronomers perform spectroscopic studies to understand star compositions.