infrapunavälejä
Infrapunavälejä, or infrared intervals, refers to the method of using the infrared spectrum to identify and differentiate between substances based on their unique absorption patterns. When infrared radiation passes through a sample, molecules within the sample absorb specific wavelengths of this radiation, leading to molecular vibrations. These absorption patterns create a spectrum that acts like a fingerprint for the substance.
The principle behind infrapunavälejä relies on the fact that different chemical bonds, such as those between
Infrared spectroscopy, the technique that utilizes infrapunavälejä, has wide-ranging applications. It is commonly employed in chemistry