Editing Ultraviolet–visible spectroscopy (section)

==See also==

*[[Applied spectroscopy]]
*[[Benesi–Hildebrand method]]
*[[Color]]&nbsp;&ndash; Vis spectroscopy with the human eye
*[[Charge modulation spectroscopy]]
*[[DU spectrophotometer]] – first UV–Vis instrument
*[[Fourier-transform spectroscopy]]
*[[Infrared spectroscopy]] and [[Raman spectroscopy]] are other common spectroscopic techniques, usually used to obtain information about the structure of compounds or to identify compounds. Both are forms of [[vibrational spectroscopy]].
*[[Isosbestic point]] – a wavelength where absorption does not change as the reaction proceeds. Important in kinetics measurements as a control.
*[[Near-infrared spectroscopy]]
*[[Rotational spectroscopy]]
*[[Slope spectroscopy]]
*[[Ultraviolet–visible spectroscopy of stereoisomers]]
*[[Vibrational spectroscopy]]