Spectroscopy

What is spectroscopy?

Spectroscopy in chemistry or physics is the learning of emission or absorption radiations from matter (atom, ion, and molecule) when dispersed through a suitable prism. Spectroscopy is the most important tool for determining the structure of an atom, ion, or molecule. The atom of an element always produces the line spectra which are also called atomic spectra.

Electromagnetic spectrum radiation diagram or chart represent frequency, wavelength, energy in chemistry

Electromagnetic Spectrum

What is the electromagnetic spectrum? Electromagnetic spectrum diagram and entire chart represent the number of radiation spectra (frequency, wavelength, and energy) formed by the electrical...
Atomic emission spectrum of hydrogen

Hydrogen Spectrum

Hydrogen spectrum in chemistry Hydrogen spectrum (absorption or emission) is an impotent type of tool for the determination of the atomic structure of chemical elements...