spectrometer
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noun
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- spectrometric adjective
- spectrometry noun
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Its setup includes a powerful windowless gaseous tritium source, a high-resolution spectrometer that precisely measures electron energies, and a detector that records the particles.
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Together, these methods acted like ultra-high-resolution "chemical CT scanners" and "mass spectrometers" for the microscopic world.
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Companies in China typically provide dual-use technologies that improve the precision of Iran’s projectiles, such as spectrometers, gyroscopes and other measurement devices, said Ben Taleblu.
Using a very sensitive mass spectrometer to identify and measure chemical compounds, the researchers discovered that their early Earth simulation produced a wide range of sulfur biomolecules.
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When illuminated by the microscope's halogen lamp and analyzed through a spectrometer, the light separates into different wavelengths.
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