Making your CEREALBOX SPECTROSCOPE

Spectroscope - StarDate

THE SUN DIRECTLY For instance, point the spectroscope at brightly lit clouds or the full Moon (which shines by reflected sunlight) What type of spectrum does the Sun produce? (The Sun produces an absorption spec-trum The Sun’s photosphere, the solar layer where the Sun radiates most of its light, is cooler than deeper solar layers

Spectroscope Instructions - Home Science Tools

spectroscope tube 3 Slide the slotted end-cap onto the other end of the tube Use 1 Aim the slotted end of the spectroscope at a light source 2 Look through the eyepiece toward the inside wall of the spectroscope tube until you see the light spectrum 3 Rotate the spectroscope until the light spectrum is on the side of the tube 4

Introduction to spectroscopy

the spectroscope at a light source -- Look into the spectroscope You’ll need to use your glasses or contacts (if any) to see the scales clearly You will use the wavelength scale (the one that goes from 400 nm to 700 nm) to read off the wavelength of spectral lines -- Hold the spectroscope in your hands and aim at a fluorescent light

Hand-Held Spectroscope - Educational Innovations

Pocket Spectroscope (ROY-100) This is the best adjustable slit spectroscope we have seen By varying the amount of light passing into the prism, this portable spectroscope is able to resolve even very close or dim spectral lines This makes identifying a light source easier and more accurate

Spectroscope: Student Worksheet Introduction Materials

Spectroscope: Student Worksheet Introduction Just as a geologist collects rocks or minerals and a botanist collects plants, an astronomer collects light Astronomers usually can not touch the objects they study, like stars or galaxies But they can analyze the light these celestial objects radiate using a spectroscope When an

Spectroscopy and Spectrophotometry

parameters of the spectroscope • Spectra are linear To ulize the CCD area eﬀecvely it is necessary to use an echelle spectrograph or to do mul‐D (long‐slit/IFS) or mul‐object spectroscopy • Mul‐object spectroscopy can be done with opcal ﬁbers or slit‐masks