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So I came across this article while looking for laser spectroscopy. From what I see most of the laser spectroscopy requires the laser to beam directly at the ample to retrieve a spectral image about the sample. I want to know if it is possible to reverse the spectral image back into a 3D image of the molecule or how do people go about interpreting this spectral image. Then if there is a way to look beneath the skin, I mean most of the signal received is going to be from the surface. If someone knows how useful this technology is, please let me know, thanks!
P.S. First part is confirmed thanks to Wikipedia, so how do you look beneath the surface?
P.S. I guess this works, but I still want to know how effective it is, if someone got any interesting videos let me know
P.S. First part is confirmed thanks to Wikipedia, so how do you look beneath the surface?
P.S. I guess this works, but I still want to know how effective it is, if someone got any interesting videos let me know
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