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The basic parts of a spectrophotometer are a light source, a holder for the sample, a diffraction grating in a monochromator or a prism to separate the different wavelengths of light, and a detector.
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Do all electric circuits have the same basic features?
no
What are the questions comes for visual basic 6.0 for the exam?
1: Explain Visual Basic IDE. 2: Explain the features of VB
Features of visual basic?
the features of V B is we are creating a programme and it is run in similar window ..... this software powered by a great sintest of amaroka .............and this is
What is the best BASIC compiler?
At the moment Visual basic 2005/8, 2005 for anything older then windows xp 2008 for xp or newer i don't know about other operating systems though...
Why is BASIC considered to be a user friendly language?
It's English-like syntax is much easier to learn than many other languages.
Basic feature of different spectrometers?
Instrument which measures d ability of sample to absorb or transmit radiations
What are types of spectrometers?
no
What are the 13 basic features of financial accounting?
13 basic features of financial accounting?
How do spectrometers work?
spectrometers split light, then the spectral lines show , and you can use spectral analysis to find out what elements are making the light.
What are the interesting features of panda?
what is basic
What is Electricity's basic features?
movement of electrons
What are the basic features of pilgrimage?
to be close to Allah
What are the basic features of drama?
people acting.
What were the basic features of confusion philosophy in ancient china?
humanism and order were 2 basic features. His theory is called Ru in Chinese,that means Confucianism.
Where can Raman spectrometers be bought?
Raman spectrometers may be purchased from numerous corporations that manufacture laboratory and analytic devices. Many, such as HORIBA and the Bruker Corporation, may be found via web searches.
What are the basic features of a nuclear fission reactors?
there is no such thing.
Do all electric circuits have the same basic features?
no
