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Product Code : JL-PI-832
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Spectrum Analysis Chart

• This chart shows the visible continuous spectrum of the sun and the emission or bright line spectra of ten relatively common elements.
• It provides an excellent beginning point to show the student the total individuality of the spectrum of each element.
• It then also presents an opportunity to discuss the general relationship between the number of lines and the number of atomic shell electrons.
• Also shown is an explanation of the “red shift” or Doppler Effect which is a change in the perceived frequency, usually of an absorption or Fraunhofer line.
• This change or shift is caused when the light source is moving at high speed toward or away from the viewer.
• Certain materials and solutions will selectively absorb one or more bands of light.
• These characteristic dark bands are very specific and readily identify the material or solution through which the light is passing.
• Absorption bands for didymium glass, chlorophyll and oxyhemoglobin are shown.
• A number of line drawings show how spectra may be produced or clarify other aspects of the importance of spectral analysis.
• This durable chart is printed on heavy paper stock and is fitted with metal binding strips at top and bottom.
• The upper strip includes a tab suitable for wall hanging.
• Dimensions
• 94 cm x 64 cm.