Konohoshi Educational Spectroscope Craft Kit with Transmission Direct Viewing Space Flame Independent Summer Vacation Co., Ltd. 10-Piece

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Low-dispersion direct-view spectrometer using transmission type spectrometer The wavelength of the light being observed can be read numerically. Emission line observation allows identification of the atom that is the source of the light Visible light range observation possible in one go Observation of the solar spectrum Flame reaction experiment Even if the color of light looks the same to the naked eye, when you break it down into rainbow colors (spectrum), it can look completely different. Take the lighting around us, for example. Incandescent bulbs, fluorescent lights (warm white), and LEDs (warm white). They all look the same, but when you split them into spectra, you can see the differences. Other examples include sodium lamps, mercury lamps, and fireworks - you'll be amazed! If you're using these in educational settings or workshops, be sure to take advantage of our bulk purchase deals!