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UV/VIS Spectrophotometry

Beside chemical analysis, the characterization of pure as well as mixtures of substances is achieved with physical methods. Among other techniques, such as the determination of melting point, refractive index and density, optical spectroscopy in the ultraviolet and visible light range (UV/VIS) is widely applied in almost all market segments and workplaces in research, production and quality control for the classification and study of substances.

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