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| This website, and related
links, are about molecular fingerprinting through the use of spectroscopy
and the visible light spectrum. The first section is about what light is,
visible light in particular, as well as some ways that we use to quantify
it. The second section is about how we can identify molecules by observing
the light that it emits. It is in this section that you can find raw data
that I recorded for the hydrogen and the sodium light spectra; as well as
some information on what it means. Next you can find some of the current and
potential applications for molecular fingerprinting through the use of the
spectroscopy and light spectrum. Additionally, there is a page with
interesting links if you would like to learn more about this and related
topics as well as a page with sources that I used to make these pages.
Enjoy!
Click here for information on light and how we can use it.
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If you have any questions, comments, or concerns please e-mail Ryan Still at rstill@wou.edu. |
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| Last updated March 15, 2007. |