The region of the measured EMR in both molecular UV-vis absorption and fluorescence emission are the same. Name the radiation sources used in each instrument and explain the reasons for the different radiation sources used in the two instruments.

The region of the measured EMR in both molecular UV-vis absorption and fluorescence emission are the same. Name the radiation sources used in each instrument and explain the reasons for the different radiation sources used in the two instruments.

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Chapter15: Molecular Luminescence Spectrometry

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