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UV-VIS Spectroscopy Extends from the Lab to Outer Space

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While the instrumentation has seen improvements in portability and sensitivity, the software for UV-VIS spectrometry is fueling the technology's growth.

FAROOQ AHMED, CONTRIBUTING EDITOR

Ultraviolet-visible (UV-VIS) spectroscopy has been a robust spectroscopic modality since at least the early 1940s. That’s when National Technical Laboratories (now Beckman Coulter) released its DU spectrophotometer — one of the first widely available, tabletop-size UV-VIS instruments. Although many scientists and engineers have preferred other spectroscopic methods as light source and detector technologies have advanced, the use of UV-VIS spectroscopy has not dwindled. In fact, growth in the pharmaceutical, food, and environmental services sectors has spurred projections of a 5.1%...Read full article

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