(spectroscopy) An instrument used to identify and measure the concentration of chemical compounds (gases, nonaqueous liquids, and solids) with electromagnetic radiation from 800 nanometers to 1 millimeter.
infrared spectrometer
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| Infrared spectroscopy (analytical chemistry) |
| infrared astronomy (in astrophysics) |
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