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Gió
May 29, 2015

Emission Spectrum is the result of the re-emission of radiation previously absorbed by a molecule (and recorded using some optical arrangement, a spectrometer).
In general:
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An example of this kind of emission spectra can be obtained observing the emission spectrum from hot car exhausts (using an FTIR Spectrometer):
from: Downstream Remote Optical detection of Pollutant from Gas Turbine Engines using Fourier Transform Spectroscopy

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