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Regarding fluroescence, how do emission wavelengths get isolated from excited wavelengths?

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Fluorescence spectroscopy is a spectroscopy that is based on the analysis of fluorescence light. The signal measured in fluorescence spectroscopy is the electromagnetic radiation that is emitted from the compound as it relaxes from an excited electronic energy level to its corresponding ground state. The compound is originally activated to the higher energy level by the absorption of radiation in the UV or visible range.

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