spectrometric
- adjective
- /ˌspɛktrəˈmɛtrɪk/
- Specialized
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espectrométrico
- Micro-precipitation for the alpha spectrometric source preparation was carried out according to a procedure described by Eichrom Technologies 29.
- mass spectrometric
Examples
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The isotopes were then measured using mass spectrometric techniques.
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However, due to longer alpha spectrometric counting time (72 h), the sample turnaround time for 241 Am and 239 Pu is 83 h.
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The instrumentation is cheaper the the mass spectrometric methods have just really taken on.
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Although both methods were invented in the 1950s, their precision and accuracy have been boosted during the past decade by new mass spectrometric techniques.
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The researchers utilized spectrometric methods to analyze the chemical composition of the samples.
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During the presentation, the team shared their findings from the spectrometric analysis of various materials.
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He explained how spectrometric techniques are essential in studying light absorption in different substances.
Synonyms
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8.2
Used to study materials by how they absorb or give out light
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8.9
Relating to a tool that breaks light into colors to study what something is made of
Relating to the study of how light shows what things are made of
Surface Forms
Morphology
spectrometric = spectrometry (transparent) = spectro + metry + ic
Formed by adding the adjective-forming suffix '-ic' to 'spectrometry', yielding an adjective meaning 'relating to spectrometry'.
Etymology
The word spectrometric combines spectrum, meaning 'a range of colours or signals', and metric, meaning 'to measure', as in meter or the metric system. So, spectrometric means 'measuring a spectrum', which is why spectrometric methods measure light or other signals to tell what a material is made of.