kirchhoff-bunsen spectroscope

The Kirchhoff-Bunsen Spectroscope is a desktop spectroscope for the observation and measurement of emission and absorption spectra. It features an adjustable slit, condenser and flint glass prism as well as an observation telescope with sliding ocular. There is also a scale tube with reference division, which is superimposed on the image plane of the spectrum due to reflection at the front surface of the prism. 

The spectroscope includes a removable prism hood, and with this range of features it is ideal for schools and universities.

features of the kirchhoff-bunsen spectroscope

• Desktop spectroscope for observing and measuring emission and absorption spectra
• Features an adjustable slit, condenser and flint glass prism
• Scale tube with reference divison superimposed on image plane of the spectrum
• Includes a removable prism hood
• Ideal for schools and universities

specifications of the spectroscope

• Observation tube: moveable, with locking screw, slideable eyepiece
• Objective: f = 160mm, 18mm diameter
• Slit tube: stationary, with symmetrical slit
• Objective: f = 160mm, 18mm diameter
• Scale tube: stationary, 200-division scale
• Eyepiece: f = 90mm, 18mm diameter
• Scale: can be calibrated in wavelengths
• Prism: Flint glass (60°), Dispersion (nF–nC): 0.017
• Length of base: 20mm, height: 30mm
• Weight: 4.8kg