Como Pronunciar "spectroscopy"
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Definição
Spectroscopy is a scientific method used to study and analyze the way matter interacts with light or other electromagnetic radiation, helping scientists learn about the properties of substances.
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Inglês Americano
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Inglês Britânico
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Ouça em Contexto
Spectroscopy helps us study the composition of stars.
Many chemists use spectroscopy in their experiments.
Spectroscopy measures how light is absorbed or emitted by materials.
Thanks to spectroscopy, we can detect elements on distant planets just by analyzing their light.