HSPO-013 Kirchhoff Bunsen Spectroscope for optical experiment Teaching spectrometer
The special conditions allow observation of continuous spectrum, emission and absorption spectral lines, while illustrating the principles and construction of the spectroscope.
Product features
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Designed after Kirchhoff and Bunsen. For the observation and measurement of emission and absorption spectra. With adjustable aperture, condensor and flint glass prism. Ideal for schools and universities. Observation tube: moveable with locking screw slideable eyepiece, objective:18 mm / 160 mm. Slit tube: stationary with symmetrical slit, objective:18 mm / 160 mm. Scale tube: stationary, 200-division scale. Eyepiece: 18 mm aperture, 90 mm focal length. Scale: can be calibrated in wavelengths. Prism: flint glass (60 degree), dispersion C-F 2 degree, measures 20mm base length by 30mm height.
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Name |
Spectroscope For optical experiments |
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Functional use |
Used for the observation of the spectrum. |
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structure |
1.Prism room;2.wavelength scale pipe, 3.wavelength scale adjustment screw;4.parallel light pipe, slit;5. plane mirror;6.rectangular prism; 7.slit width adjustment screws; 8.stud base; 9.tray;10.hand wheel ;11.plate;12.the eyepiece; 13. telescope |
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Instructions |
Working wavelength: 400-800 nm; |
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size and weight |
24*20*20cm ; N.W 1.2kg |
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Main material |
Steel |