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  • Applied Spectroscopy
  • Vol. 34,
  • Issue 5,
  • pp. 604-605
  • (1980)

The Adaptation of Large Diameter Hollow Cathode Lamps to the Instrumentation Laboratory Model 751 Spectrophotometer

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Abstract

An existing stock of large diameter hollow cathode lamps should not preclude the purchase of a spectrophotometer that requires small diameter lamps. Moreover, a duplicate set of lamps should not be purchased solely for the operation of a single instrument. This basic economic quandary can be resolved inexpensively by fitting the spectrophotometer with lamp holders and hardware that will accommodate the large lamps.

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