Features
Hydrogen-Deuterium spectrum (roughly 2:1 spectral peak ratio)
Ideal lamp for Balmer series experiment
Designed for continuous operation
Height of lamp adjustable with post/post holder
Introduction
The Hydrogen-Deuterium lamp is a gas discharged light source. It can be used for the wavelength calibration of spectrometers and the Balmer series experiments at universities, colleges or research laboratories. The stability and intensity of a Hydrogen-Deuterium lamp exceed those of a Hydrogen arc lamp. Unlike other discharge arc tubes that must be powered off every minute or so, our Hydrogen-Deuterium lamp is designed for continuous operation making it an ideal arc lamp for various experiments or spectrometer calibrations.
Specifications
Description | Specifications |
Hydrogen Spectrum (nm) | 410.18, 434.05, 486.13, 656.28 |
Deuterium Spectrum (nm) | 410.07, 433.93, 486.01, 656.11 |
Spectral Peak Ratio (Hydrogen/Deuterium) | ~ 2:1 |
Housing Dimensions | length 220 mm, diameter 50 mm |
Windows (two opposite windows) | 18 mm x 40 mm, centred at half height of the housing |
Housing Support | range of height adjustment 100 mm, base thickness 15 mm |
Part List
Description | Qty |
Bulb | 1 |
Housing | 1 |
Power Supply | 1 |