Spectrophotometers are passive photometers that measure the light intensity of the sample solution as a function of the wavelength of the electromagnetic radiation. Spectrophotometers are typically used for ground-based or shipborne observations. They can operate either in the ultraviolet to visible (185-700 nm) spectral range or the infrared (700-15000 nm) range. They are typically used in vegetation studies, air pollution monitoring, and water and soil quality analysis.

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- Optical/Photon
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- Land Surface, Troposphere
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