Difference between revisions of "Spectrophotometer"
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|description=A '''spectrophotometer''' is an instrument that consists of an entrance slit, a dispersion device (see [[dispersion devices]] and a [[detector]] for the purpose of measuring the intensity of light emerging from a sample across a given wavelength range. A [[light source]] is also necessary in order for the instrument to function, and this may be located within the instrument or from an external source using [[lightguides]] or other [[optics]]. | |description=A '''spectrophotometer''' is an instrument that consists of an entrance slit, a dispersion device (see [[dispersion devices]] and a [[detector]] for the purpose of measuring the intensity of light emerging from a sample across a given wavelength range. A [[light source]] is also necessary in order for the instrument to function, and this may be located within the instrument or from an external source using [[lightguides]] or other [[optics]]. | ||
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Spectrophotometer
Description
A spectrophotometer is an instrument that consists of an entrance slit, a dispersion device (see dispersion devices and a detector for the purpose of measuring the intensity of light emerging from a sample across a given wavelength range. A light source is also necessary in order for the instrument to function, and this may be located within the instrument or from an external source using lightguides or other optics.
MitoPedia methods: Spectrophotometry
