Solid-state spectroscopy

The solid state spectroscopy is a group of spectroscopic analysis method for the investigation of material properties of solids (electronic, optical, magnetic, etc.). Solid-state spectroscopy thus includes those parts of atomic and molecular spectroscopy that deal with the special properties of solid phases.

For example:

• Photo-conduction spectroscopy ,
  see Photoelectric effect # Internal photoelectric effect
• Reflection spectroscopy
• X-ray fluorescence analysis