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isosbestic point
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i·sos·bes·tic point (ss-bstk)
n.
A spectroscopic wavelength at which the absorbance of two substances, one of which can be converted into the other, is the same.


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The isosbestic points indicate presence of only one spectrally distinct intermediate species in the measured region of the spectrum in this time window (from microseconds to milliseconds).
Laser-Induced Transient Grating Analysis of Dynamics of Interaction ... by Keiichi Inoue and Jun Sasaki and John L Spudich and Masahide Terazima / Biophysical Journal
6 ppm could be reasonably well approximated as superposition of broad and narrow spectra as is evidenced by the presence of isosbestic points in the superimposed spectra.
Characterization of the Liquid-Ordered State by Proton MAS NMR by Ivan V Polozov and Klaus Gawrisch / Biophysical Journal
First, well-defined isosbestic points are observed in the BR films at [asymptotically =]608 nm as well as at ~458 nm (Fig.
Two-Photon Absorption of Bacteriorhodopsin: Formation of a ... by Thorsten Fischer and Norbert A Hampp / Biophysical Journal
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