What is another word for spectrographic analysis?
Pronunciation: [spˌɛktɹəɡɹˈafɪk ɐnˈaləsˌɪs] (IPA) 
Spectrographic analysis refers to the examination of a spectrogram produced by an instrument that disperses a beam of light or other radiation into its various wavelengths. This technique is used for studying the properties of materials based on their spectral characteristics. Synonyms for spectrographic analysis include spectroscopy, spectral analysis, spectral imaging, and spectral monitoring. Spectroscopy refers to the process of examining absorption and emission spectra of light for identifying and quantifying various chemical species. Spectral imaging refers to the capture of data across the electromagnetic spectrum and the analysis of these images. Finally, spectral monitoring refers to the use of spectrographic techniques for monitoring chemical, physical, and biological processes in real-time.
