Available for ImportSodium Lamp Emission Spectrum Study Setup LS0060 for Laboratory Experiments
Manufacturer:ZILUO LLC
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Description
The set-up is a piece of equipment placed on a common justifiable base, allowing laboratory work to be carried out to study the line spectrum of the hydrogen atom (Balmer series) and to find the Rydberg constant.
Specifications
Frequency of supply voltage
SBVVBG
Power supply voltage
220 V
Operating temperature range
10...35 °C
Length
600 mm
Width
500 mm
Height
400 mm
Power consumption
250 W
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