Single and Double Beam Spectrometers
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What is the main difference between a single beam spectrometer and a double beam spectrometer?

  • The intensity of the incident light
  • The cost of the spectrometer
  • The type of light source used
  • The way the reference reading is taken (correct)
  • What is the advantage of using a double beam spectrometer?

  • It is less expensive
  • It uses a different type of light source
  • It allows for simultaneous reference and sample readings (correct)
  • It is more complicated
  • Why is the sample removed in a single beam spectrometer?

  • To reduce the cost of the spectrometer
  • To change the light source
  • To allow for reference reading (correct)
  • To allow for sample reading
  • What happens to the light source in a double beam spectrometer?

    <p>It is split into two separate beams</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which type of spectrometer is usually less expensive?

    <p>Single beam spectrometer</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Single Beam Spectrometer

    • Measures intensity of incident light by removing sample and placing reference each time
    • Typically less expensive and less complicated than double beam spectrometer

    Double Beam Spectrometer

    • Splits light source into two separate beams before reaching sample
    • One beam passes through sample, while the other serves as a reference
    • Allows for simultaneous reading of reference and sample, offering an advantage over single beam spectrometer

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    This quiz covers the principles and differences of single beam and double beam spectrometers, including their advantages and disadvantages.

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