Definition of emission spectrum in English:

emission spectrum

noun

A spectrum of the electromagnetic radiation emitted by a source.
发射光谱。比较ABSORPTION SPECTRUM
Compare with absorption spectrum
Example sentencesExamples
- The collection of wavelengths of light emitted by hydrogen gas is called the emission spectrum of hydrogen, and there is a corresponding spectrum for absorption.
- In this way, the mean relative intensities of the emission spectra were calculated to obtain an averaged emission spectrum for each species.
- Then, comparing the companion's infrared emission spectrum with spectra calculated from models of gas giants, they concluded that the companion is most likely two to three times as massive as Jupiter.
- The emissions are then analyzed and separated into an emission spectrum that is characteristic for each element.
- In liposomes the excitation spectrum is shifted to higher wavelengths and the emission spectrum to lower wavelengths, typical of a fluorophore moving into a more hydrophobic environment.
- It is likely that both the absorption spectrum and the emission spectrum are changed at high intensities with respect to the low-intensity spectra of DsRed recorded by conventional spectrometers.
- The position of the rose bengal emission spectrum in the trypsinbound state resembles the emission spectrum of rose bengal in neat acetone.
- This external cavity configuration allows the wavelength of the laser to be tuned across the broad emission spectrum typical of glass-host lasers by changing the prism angle.
- The gain or the stimulated emission spectrum should be spectrally similar to the steady-state fluorescence spectrum and show similar solvent dependence.
- First, the emission spectrum of the donor molecule must overlap with the absorbance spectrum of the acceptor.

Definition of emission spectrum in US English:

emission spectrum

nounəˈmiSHən ˌspektrəm

A spectrum of the electromagnetic radiation emitted by a source.
发射光谱。比较ABSORPTION SPECTRUM
Compare with absorption spectrum
Example sentencesExamples
- It is likely that both the absorption spectrum and the emission spectrum are changed at high intensities with respect to the low-intensity spectra of DsRed recorded by conventional spectrometers.
- First, the emission spectrum of the donor molecule must overlap with the absorbance spectrum of the acceptor.
- In liposomes the excitation spectrum is shifted to higher wavelengths and the emission spectrum to lower wavelengths, typical of a fluorophore moving into a more hydrophobic environment.
- In this way, the mean relative intensities of the emission spectra were calculated to obtain an averaged emission spectrum for each species.
- The position of the rose bengal emission spectrum in the trypsinbound state resembles the emission spectrum of rose bengal in neat acetone.
- The emissions are then analyzed and separated into an emission spectrum that is characteristic for each element.
- Then, comparing the companion's infrared emission spectrum with spectra calculated from models of gas giants, they concluded that the companion is most likely two to three times as massive as Jupiter.
- The gain or the stimulated emission spectrum should be spectrally similar to the steady-state fluorescence spectrum and show similar solvent dependence.
- The collection of wavelengths of light emitted by hydrogen gas is called the emission spectrum of hydrogen, and there is a corresponding spectrum for absorption.
- This external cavity configuration allows the wavelength of the laser to be tuned across the broad emission spectrum typical of glass-host lasers by changing the prism angle.

单词	emission spectrum
释义	Definition of emission spectrum in English: emission spectrum noun A spectrum of the electromagnetic radiation emitted by a source. 发射光谱。比较ABSORPTION SPECTRUM Compare with absorption spectrum Example sentencesExamples The collection of wavelengths of light emitted by hydrogen gas is called the emission spectrum of hydrogen, and there is a corresponding spectrum for absorption. In this way, the mean relative intensities of the emission spectra were calculated to obtain an averaged emission spectrum for each species. Then, comparing the companion's infrared emission spectrum with spectra calculated from models of gas giants, they concluded that the companion is most likely two to three times as massive as Jupiter. The emissions are then analyzed and separated into an emission spectrum that is characteristic for each element. In liposomes the excitation spectrum is shifted to higher wavelengths and the emission spectrum to lower wavelengths, typical of a fluorophore moving into a more hydrophobic environment. It is likely that both the absorption spectrum and the emission spectrum are changed at high intensities with respect to the low-intensity spectra of DsRed recorded by conventional spectrometers. The position of the rose bengal emission spectrum in the trypsinbound state resembles the emission spectrum of rose bengal in neat acetone. This external cavity configuration allows the wavelength of the laser to be tuned across the broad emission spectrum typical of glass-host lasers by changing the prism angle. The gain or the stimulated emission spectrum should be spectrally similar to the steady-state fluorescence spectrum and show similar solvent dependence. First, the emission spectrum of the donor molecule must overlap with the absorbance spectrum of the acceptor. Definition of emission spectrum in US English: emission spectrum nounəˈmiSHən ˌspektrəm A spectrum of the electromagnetic radiation emitted by a source. 发射光谱。比较ABSORPTION SPECTRUM Compare with absorption spectrum Example sentencesExamples It is likely that both the absorption spectrum and the emission spectrum are changed at high intensities with respect to the low-intensity spectra of DsRed recorded by conventional spectrometers. First, the emission spectrum of the donor molecule must overlap with the absorbance spectrum of the acceptor. In liposomes the excitation spectrum is shifted to higher wavelengths and the emission spectrum to lower wavelengths, typical of a fluorophore moving into a more hydrophobic environment. In this way, the mean relative intensities of the emission spectra were calculated to obtain an averaged emission spectrum for each species. The position of the rose bengal emission spectrum in the trypsinbound state resembles the emission spectrum of rose bengal in neat acetone. The emissions are then analyzed and separated into an emission spectrum that is characteristic for each element. Then, comparing the companion's infrared emission spectrum with spectra calculated from models of gas giants, they concluded that the companion is most likely two to three times as massive as Jupiter. The gain or the stimulated emission spectrum should be spectrally similar to the steady-state fluorescence spectrum and show similar solvent dependence. The collection of wavelengths of light emitted by hydrogen gas is called the emission spectrum of hydrogen, and there is a corresponding spectrum for absorption. This external cavity configuration allows the wavelength of the laser to be tuned across the broad emission spectrum typical of glass-host lasers by changing the prism angle.
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