Abstract

By placing the sample between the monochromator of a prism-grating spectrophotometer, considerable versatility is obtained. Absorption, emission, fluorescence, excitation, polarized fluorescence, polarized excitation, phosphorescence, light scattering, and other types of spectral data may be obtained. Readily interchanged accessories fitting into the sample compartment are utilized. The instrument may be used in three modes—single-beam, double-beam time-shared, or double-beam space-shared. The monochromators may be used independently or simultaneously. High-brilliancy mercury and xenon sources are provided in addition to the standard hydrogen and tungsten lamps.

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