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spectroscope1861, from spectro- + -scope. A Greek-Latin hybrid, both elements from the same PIE root. Related: Spectroscopic; spectroscopy.
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spectroscopeDevice, such as a prism, which refracts white light and produces a spectrum which can be observed.
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spectroscopeOptical instrument that disperses visible light into a spectrum using prisms or gratings, which can be observed and analysed. Used mainly in astronomy and chemistry, variants include spectrographs tha [..]
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spectroscopeAn instrument which separates visible light into its various wavelengths. Each wavelength corresponds to a specific color in the spectrum.
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spectroscopeOptical instrument used for the study of spectra.
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spectroscopeA device using the diffraction of light to split the visible spectrum up into the rainbow of colours. The spectroscope is used in astronomy to study the spectra of light from the stars.
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spectroscopeA device using the diffraction of light to split the visible spectrum up into the rainbow of colours. The spectroscope is used in astronomy to study the spectra of light from the stars.
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spectroscope(n) an optical instrument for spectrographic analysis
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spectroscopeDevice, such as a prism, which refracts white light and produces a spectrum which can be observed.
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spectroscopeAn optical instrument for forming spectra, very useful in studying the characteristics of celestial bodies.
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spectroscopeAn apparatus to explore spectra.
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