Description
Spectrum discharge tube
A spectrum discharge tube is a device used in laboratory settings to study the spectrum of light emitted by various gases when they are electrically excited. The tube typically contains a low-pressure gas, such as hydrogen, neon, or mercury, which emits light when a high voltage is applied across the gas. This causes the atoms or molecules in the gas to become excited, and as they return to lower energy states, they release light at characteristic wavelengths.
Product Overview
A spectrum discharge tube is a device used in laboratory settings to study the spectrum of light emitted by various gases when they are electrically excited. The tube typically contains a low-pressure gas, such as hydrogen, neon, or mercury, which emits light when a high voltage is applied across the gas. This causes the atoms or molecules in the gas to become excited, and as they return to lower energy states, they release light at characteristic wavelengths.
Applications
Spectrum discharge tube is intended for relevant physics and educational laboratory applications. Suitability should be confirmed against the specific requirements of the intended use.
Product Details
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