Absorption Spectroscopy Sensing is a sensing method that quantifies the concentration of analytes by measuring the attenuation of light intensity at specific wavelengths as it passes through a medium, based on the principle that characteristic absorption spectra correspond to unique molecular or atomic transitions.
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