Derivative spectrophotometry has gained increasing importance in the past two years and is
currently experiencing vigorous development. Following and introduction the present article …

This critical Review covers the literature reports on analysis of different types of solid
samples by the synchronous fluorescence spectroscopy (SFS) and its varieties, which …

The use of derivative spectra is an established technique in analytical chemistry for the
elimination of background signals and for resolving overlap** spectral features …

An effort has been made to assess the potential utility of derivative spectrometry for the
quantitative analysis of mix-tures. Using a numerical simulation method based on pairs of …

Discrimination of the chlorophyll signal from those of suspended sediments and the water
itself has proven to be a difficult problem in optical remote sensing of algal biomass. Our …

DERIVATIVE ULTRAVIOLET-VISIBLE REGION ABSORPTION SPECTROPHOTOMETRY AND
ITS ANALYTICAL APPLICATIONS Page 1 ~olanra, Vol. No. IO, pp. 753-761, 1988 Printed in …

RESULTS The fluorescence emission spectra, at 25 C, of three representative crude oil
samples are shown in Figure 1 at a constant excitation wavelength of 260 nm. Previous work …

The requirernents oi a sat isiaclory analytical method are many, but oer-tainly selectivity
must be counted among the most important. Il1'.'l'l'ten the measurement techniques that are …

Spectroscopic properties of tyrosine residues may be employed in structural studies of
proteins. Here we discuss several different types of UV–Vis spectroscopy, like normal …

Analytical Concepts Potential Clinical Applicationsof Derivative and Wavelength-
ModulationSpectrometry Page 1 1548 CLINICALCHEMISTRY,Vol. 25, No. 9, 1979 JI …