👉 Fluorometry is a type of spectroscopic technique that uses the emission or absorption of light from a sample to determine its chemical composition. It involves using a laser or other source of light to illuminate the sample, causing it to emit or absorb a particular wavelength of light. The properties of the sample are then measured by analyzing the intensity or frequency of these emitted or absorbed wavelengths. Fluorometry is commonly used in chemistry and spectroscopy for studying the structure and composition of molecules, as well as
