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A spectroscope studies?
liiqht !
Facts about the spectroscope?
Fun cake
What are the instruments that use in studying stars?
1. telescope 2. radio telescope 3. space telescope 4.spectroscope 5. television camera 6. Observatories
What is a spectrascope?
The correct spelling is spectroscope. A spectroscope is a scientific instrument that is used to measure properties of light waves. It is an optical device for producing and recording spectra to be examined.
A spectroscope relies on a separating light into its component parts?
Prism
What does a spectroscope study?
the sun
What does spectroscope study?
the sun
Why scientists uses instrument to study stars?
telescope,spectroscope
Does a spectroscope study energy?
Yes, energy in the form of radiation.
What is the scientific instrument used to study the the light that comes from stars?
Spectroscope
Who first attached a spectroscope to a telescope to study the spectrum of stars?
Hubble
What does a spectroscope have in common with a prism?
Both are involved in the study of the optical spectrum after breaking it down into component wavelengths.
What is the difference between the telescope and a spectroscope?
telescope-is a instrument designed to gather and magnify energy of objects in space so the energy is study spectroscope-a instrument used to seprate light into very fine bands
What is the difference between a QA spectroscope and a tube spectroscope?
The difference between a tube style spectroscope and the QA spectroscope is the ability to read the scale on the QA spectroscope. Otherwise the functions are similar.
When was the spectroscope invented?
the first spectroscope was invented in 1859 the first spectroscope was invented in 1859
What is the plural of spectroscope?
The plural of spectroscope is spectroscopes.
What is a practical use for a spectroscope in the laboratory?
It is used to measure and study properties of light. It is used in physical and analytical chemistry to study the unique spectra of atoms and molecules.
