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espectre d'absorció Dark lines or regions at wavelengths where intervening material has absorbed some of the light.
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These oscillations can be removed by mathematical deconvolution to recover the slow-scan absorption spectrum.
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This wavelength falls on one of the peaks of the energy absorption spectrum of water.
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Methylene blue accumulation in SLNs was confirmed photoacoustically by using the optical absorption spectrum of the dye.
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These rays produce the absorption spectrum.
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Through the simple observation of the absorption spectrum of 1 in MeCN, the cyanide contamination concentration could be directly determined.
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No other change was observed in the infrared absorption spectrum after 180 seconds of irradiation, and no histological damage was noted.
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The reduced 8-CN-riboflavin, unlike normal reduced flavin, has a distinctive absorption spectrum with two distinctive peaks in the near ultraviolet region.
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The absorption spectrum observed through a crystal varies with the direction of the rectilinear luminous vibration which propagates itself in this crystal.
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The operating frequency of the absorption spectrum can be also manipulated by adjusting the chemical potential of graphene, without changing their geometric parameters.
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They found that light with a wavelength of 1.4 micrometres was absorbed, matching the absorption spectrum of water molecules.
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Almost all known tolyporphins (A-M except K) contain a dioxobacteriochlorin chromophore and exhibit an absorption spectrum somewhat similar to that of chlorophyll a.
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"That," he explained, "is a spectroscope, and those are the lines of the absorption spectrum.
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