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spectrometer in Chinese

spectrometer in Chinese is 光谱仪 — spectrometer means a scientific instrument that measures how a substance absorbs or emits light across different wavelengths, used to identify what the substance is made of.

spectrometer in Chinese

光谱仪
noun
Pronounced: guāng pǔ yí
(analytical chemistry) An optical instrument for measuring the absorption of light by chemical substances; typically it will plot a graph of absorption versus wavelength or frequency, and the patterns produced are used to identify the substances present, and their internal structure.

What does "spectrometer" mean?

  1. noun A scientific instrument that measures how a substance absorbs or emits light across different wavelengths, used to identify what the substance is made of.
    "The lab used a spectrometer to confirm the exact composition of the sample."
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spectrometer in a sentence

  • The lab used a spectrometer to confirm the exact composition of the sample.
  • A mass spectrometer can identify tiny traces of a chemical in a mixture.

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What is "spectrometer" in Chinese?

"spectrometer" in Chinese is 光谱仪. spectrometer means: A scientific instrument that measures how a substance absorbs or emits light across different wavelengths, used to identify what the substance is made of.

How do you pronounce 光谱仪?

"spectrometer" in Chinese is 光谱仪, pronounced "guāng pǔ yí".

How do you use "spectrometer" in a sentence?

Example: "The lab used a spectrometer to confirm the exact composition of the sample." In Chinese, "spectrometer" is 光谱仪.

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