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The main benefit of microspectrophotometers is the ability to measure features smaller than one micron in size by acquiring spectra from microscopic sample areas.
Microspectrophotometry's capacity to analyse optical spectra of samples with a spatial resolution on the micron scale is its principal benefit. Both tiny samples and bigger samples with micron-scale spatial resolution can have optical spectra collected. Microspectrophotometry is advantageous because it allows measurements to be taken without compromising the materials. This is crucial when working with stained or unstained histological or cytochemical biological sections, measuring film thickness in semiconductor integrated circuits, comparing paints and fibres (in forensic science), studying gems and coal (in geology), and analysing paint/ink/colors in paint chemistry or artwork.
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