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| Hi, I've been working on an extended essay in chemistry for a couple of months. A piece of equipment that I used at a university lab was the Genesys 10 UV-vis spectrophotometer. Now that I need to interpret my (perhaps slightly surprising) results, I need to know the wavelenth resolution of the spectrophotometer (scanning mode, wavelength range 300-800 nm). HTIA, -Timo -- Timo Voipio | Helsinki, Finland | ICBM at: 60 11.800 N 024 52.760 E GeekCode ver 3: GU>CC d s-: a--- C++ UL(+)$>+++$ P+>+++ L++(+) E- W++ N++ o? K? w O M- V- PS PE Y+ PGP+ t 5++ X R tv- b++(++++) DI+ D G e- h! r !y Remove +newsharvested to e-mail me | Poista +newsharvested jos meilaat |
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| Timo Voipio <tvoipio+[Only registered users see links. ]> wrote in message news:<blshvf$g2s61$[Only registered users see links. ].uni-berlin.de>... What does wavelength resolution have to do with interpreting the spectrum? Have you thought of looking at the manual or searching for the manufacturer on the WEB, using mail or a telephone to contact it? Mark (Personally, I was suprised that I got the damn thing to work at all :-) |
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