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infrared spectroscopy
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infrared spectroscopy (inˑ·fr·redˈ spek·trsˑ·k·pē),
n an instrumental technique used to identify substances—in particular the functional groups present in organic compounds by measuring their absorption of infrared radiation over a range of frequencies. The absorption pattern is then compared to the infrared spectra of known substances for identification.


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