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Direct Vision Spectroscope with Wave-Length Scale
A compact visible spectrometer which allows the direct reading of spectral length and employs a prism for dispersion. It is also useful for flame test of basic radicals (sodium, stronum, potassium, copper etc.) There is a single eyepiece and independent focussing tube for the gracule, which carries an index at 590mm, with D’ marked right below the scale, (corresponding to the wave length of sodium light) can be calibrated to a known light source by adjustment of knurled screw. The amount of light admited to the spectroscope can be regulated by a variable slit, adjusted by a knurled ring round the rating tube.
- Regular price
- Rs.5,850.00
- Sale price
- Rs.3,850.00
Direct Vision Spectroscope with Wave-Length Scale
A compact visible spectrometer which allows the direct reading of spectral length and employs a prism for dispersion. It is also useful for flame test of basic radicals (sodium, stronum, potassium, copper etc.) There is a single eyepiece and independent focussing tube for the gracule, which carries an index at 590mm, with D’ marked right below the scale, (corresponding to the wave length of sodium light) can be calibrated to a known light source by adjustment of knurled screw. The amount of light admited to the spectroscope can be regulated by a variable slit, adjusted by a knurled ring round the rating tube.
- Regular price
- Rs.5,850.00
- Sale price
- Rs.3,850.00
- Delivery Period :5-7 Working Days
- Replacement :3 Days Replacement as standard, Free of Cost
- Dedicated Support :Support from 9:30 AM to 6:00 PM everyday
Product Description
Direct Vision Spectroscope with Wave-Length Scale
A compact visible spectrometer which allows the direct reading of spectral length and employs a prism for dispersion. It is also useful for flame test of basic radicals (sodium, stronum, potassium, copper etc.) There is a single eyepiece and independent focussing tube for the gracule, which carries an index at 590mm, with D’ marked right below the scale, (corresponding to the wave length of sodium light) can be calibrated to a known light source by adjustment of knurled screw. The amount of light admited to the spectroscope can be regulated by a variable slit, adjusted by a knurled ring round the rating tube.
