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Dictionary » S » Spectroscope Spectroscopespectroscope (Science: instrument, physics) An optical instrument for forming and examining spectra (as that of solar light, or those produced by flames in which different substances are volatilized), so as to determine, from the position of the spectral lines, the composition of the substance. Origin: Spectrum _ -scope. ![]()
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Results from our forumPhotosynthesis... or have the excitement of an exploded lab). THE ABSORPTION SPECTRA OF LEAVES. For an attached handout, see the description of how to use a small spectroscope for observing absorption spectra, which, in turn, give you a window onto how leaves can collect enough solar energy to rip electrons off ...
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bio or chem... different fields, disciplines if you will, are merely different tools to use to examine the universe to find out how it works. A chemist uses a spectroscope, a biologist uses a microscope, a physicist uses a teloscope, a doctor uses a floroscope, and politicians just have their heads up their ...
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bio or chem... different fields, disciplines if you will, are merely different tools to use to examine the universe to find out how it works. A chemist uses a spectroscope, a biologist uses a microscope, a physicist uses a teloscope, a doctor uses a floroscope, and politicians just have their heads up their ...
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