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How optical absorption spectra is used to detect the presence of molecular species in a gas?

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How optical absorption spectra is used to detect the presence of molecular species in a gas?

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In this way it is possible to excite a gas with a known intensity of photons, at different energies (spectra), and compare it with the resulting intensity of photons emerging from the gas. Observing the resulting peaks of absorption in a Absorbance vs. Energy diagram allows to determine which molecules species are present in the gas.

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