spectrometry

American  

[spek-trah-mi-tree] / spɛkˈtrɑ mɪ tri /

noun

1. the use of a spectrometer, or a particular set of techniques for its use.

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Example Sentences

To test this idea, the team used mass spectrometry, a technique that converts molecules into charged particles for identification.

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By combining kinetic modeling with fluorescence spectroscopy, high-resolution mass spectrometry, and infrared analysis, the team showed that each plastic type releases its own unique chemical mixture.

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They used several analytical tools, including spectrometry, isotope labeling and computational approaches, to determine the chemical structures of 12 distinct indole metabolites within the mixture.

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Earlier work using mass spectrometry indicated that single-electron ionization could help break C-H bonds, but that method could only infer structures in the gas phase and could not isolate solid products.

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Unlike other methods to analyze protein structure such as mass spectrometry or cryo-electron microscopy, cryo-electron tomography enables researchers to observe proteins in their native environment.

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