UV- Visible Spectrophotometric Analysis of Sun’s Scale

The book UV-Visible Spectrophotometric Analysis of Sun’s Scale presents a detailed scientific exploration of high-dilution potencies prepared through the SUN’S scale, ranging from 1S to 10S. It explains how UV-Visible spectrophotometry is employed to analyze absorption behavior and concentration differences among these potencies using absolute alcohol as the solvent system. The work begins with a clear introduction to spectroscopy, describing how molecules absorb electromagnetic radiation and how spectral patterns reflect molecular transitions. It further outlines the methodology for preparing SUN’S potencies, including succussion using an electric potentizer, dilution parameters, and potency representation. Each potency is evaluated through absorbance peaks, wavelength shifts, and spectral intensity to identify subtle variations in molecular interactions. Comparative analyses with alcohol and Arsenicum album 200 potency enhance scientific clarity. The results highlight how even ultra-high dilutions exhibit measurable absorbance changes across wavelengths. Overall, the book provides an evidence-based approach to understanding homeopathic potencies through modern analytical instrumentation, offering valuable insights for researchers, academicians, and practitioners in the field of pharmaceutical and homeopathic sciences.