Observation with a Spectroscope. A spectroscope or spectrometer splits  light into the wavelengths that make it up. Early spectroscopes like the  one in this illustration used prisms that split the light by

Observation with a Spectroscope. A spectroscope or spectrometer splits light into the wavelengths that make it up. Early spectroscopes like the one in this illustration used prisms that split the light by

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Download this stock image: Observation with a Spectroscope. A spectroscope or spectrometer splits light into the wavelengths that make it up. Early spectroscopes like the one in this illustration used prisms that split the light by refraction — bending the light waves as they passed through the glass. - JF902F from Alamy's library of millions of high resolution stock photos, illustrations and vectors.

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