Video spectroscopy is an advanced technique that combines video imaging with spectroscopic analysis to study the properties of materials and analyze dynamic processes in real time. It typically involves capturing video footage of a sample while simultaneously collecting spectral information about the light interacting with the sample. The key components of video spectroscopy include: 1. **Imaging**: High-speed cameras or video cameras capture the visual aspects of the sample, allowing for the observation of dynamic changes, movements, or reactions over time.
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