Spectrum Tubes Deuterium, glass tubes approximately 10-1/4in (260mm) long, central capillary portion approximately 3-1/2in to 4in (90-100mm) long with electrodes sealed at both ends and connected to lead wires protected by metal caps.
Spectrum Discharge Tube, Mercury Gas to show spectral lines of pure substances. Tubes approximately 260mm long, central capillary portion approximately 3-1/2 to 4 (90-100mm) long with electrodes sealed at both ends and connected to lead wires protected by metal caps
Periodic table of spectra makes it clear to students that each element has its own spectral fingerprint, Poster Heading: Emission Spectra of Elements, Size: 24 x 36in
Spectrum tube Power Supply, Connecting sockets are fully shielded to prevent electric shock. The bottom socket is spring loaded so tubes can be changed easily. Operates on 220V. The cord is 8 inch. Overall dimensions: 14-1/2inch x 4-1/2inch x 3inch
Spectrum Tube, Material: Bromine, 25cm long with the capillary portion about 10cm long, An electrode, sealed in each end and attached to a metal end cap with a loop for convenient hookup to wire connections, Each spectrum tube includes an activity guide.
Mercury light source, 20W low pressure discharge lamps for spectral work. Delivers approximately 100 lux at 20 cm with prominent lines at 434.7, 546.0, 577.0, and 579.1 nm as well as many faint lines.
Sodium light source, 20W low pressure discharge lamps for spectral work. Delivers approximately 350 lux at 20 cm and more than 90% of the light is concentrated in the doublet at 588.9/589.5 nm. Faint lines of the mercury spectrum are also visible.
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