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What is the significance of the amplitude in spectroscopy?
What is the significance of the amplitude in spectroscopy?
- It indicates the width of the light wave.
- It indicates the amount of light absorbed by molecules.
- It shows the height difference between the peak and trough. (correct)
- It represents the distance between two peaks.
Which type of light is absorbed by molecules in spectroscopy?
Which type of light is absorbed by molecules in spectroscopy?
- Visible light
- Ultraviolet light (correct)
- Infrared light
- Gamma rays
What does the wavelength represent in spectroscopy?
What does the wavelength represent in spectroscopy?
- The distance between two peaks (correct)
- The width of the light wave
- The distance of peak and trough
- The number of photons traveling in waves
In spectroscopy, what does transmitted light refer to?
In spectroscopy, what does transmitted light refer to?
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What is the range of visible light in nanometers according to the provided text?
What is the range of visible light in nanometers according to the provided text?
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