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International Journal of Natural Science and Nanotechnology

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The International Journal of Natural Sciences and Nanotechnology Abbreviated as (IJNSN) is a Journal multidisciplinary dedicated to advancing research and innovation in the fields of natural sciences and nanotechnology. It includes specialized research papers, short communications, review articles, and selected conference papers. With a commitment to excellence and scientific rigor, the journal provides a platform for scientists, researchers, and academicians worldwide to showcase their cutting-edge findings and contribute to the scientific community....
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UV-DERIVED SPECTROPHOTOMETRY (ADVANTAGES – DISADVANTAGES)

Mohamed Mahmoud Abdel Mohsen


ABSTRACT:
Pierre Bouygues discovered his law, an empirical relationship that relates the absorption of light to the properties of the material through which the light passes. Multicomponent analysis works to determine the mutual quantitative and qualitative arrangement using the spectra, and because their ranges have not been resolved yet, it is possible to use the first or highest derivatives according to the wavelengths, and this is evidence that the derivation of the absorption spectra increases the selectivity. The conversion of the ordinary spectrum into a derivative depends on the concentration of the substance when applying Beer's law to the primary spectrum. In this paper, we address the advantages and Negatives of derivative spectroscopy.
Keywords: Spectra, spectral analysis, wavelength, order absorption spectrum, Derivative spectrometry, and medical derivation.