The funny thing is if you put a salt lamp up against a mass spectrometer it shows that it emits zero negative or positive ions.
Remember, your offer of giving someone a mass spectrometer might make their day (or degree)
Meteorite? Spectrometer says its lead. Found nearly two feet in ground under oak tree at a pre civil war homesite/sawmill in Louisiana. Tree’s dated 300-400 years old. Brown crust and surface impressions look and feel like the oak leaves from the tree I found it under.
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Bought a cheap spectrometer online but really didn't like how messy the spectrum was coming out so I designed an adapter to attach a fiber cable. I was surprised how much it improved the quality of the spectral data.
Is there anyone in London who has a spectrometer I could take pictures with?
We have an assignment in class where we are assigned a piece of lab equipment and have to write about it. If I can get a photo with one, and include it in my assignment, my teacher will give me a 5% bonus in the course. Please help!!!!!
This is what a bunch of ions look like. This is a cone from a ICP-MS. It’s used to focus the sample’s ions (Arsenic, Lead, Copper etc) to the mass spectrometer. Overtime ions that do not make it through that tiny hole build up on the cone and it has to be cleaned.
T1 X-Wing Bubble Hopper Explorer with Spectrometer - White and Blue - Medium Economy - Calypso (3)
Where to sell a $90k analysis 60 pro nmr spectrometer? 😂😂. Still wondering how people afford them lol.
How to report an FTIR Spectra diagram like this? I used PerkinElmer Spectrum 400 FT-IR/FT-FIR Spectrometer, and the spectra I saved is in ascii file. I reconstruct the spectrum in Excel, however I don't know how to create a spectra with labelled peaks like the photo attached.
https://preview.redd.it/qi1q25xyob581.png?width=727&format=png&auto=webp&s=e3c03566d3865c540f2415ed5bd09dd0907191cf
Be sure to invite a 125 MHz NMR spectrometer to your next holiday gathering.
Natalie Pipette…. I know, I know it’s extremely low quality but I just spent the morning making solutions for a Spectrometer and Concentration lab and my buddy and I immediately thought of this while using the pipette haha!
T1 Hopper Explorer, Bubble Cockpit, Wraith, Spectrometer, Green/White (Horeroedsh Galaxy #199)
Not an Asymmetrical fan but really liked this one. T3 Hopper Explorer in red w/ blue accents. Front and Rear Antennae / Spectrometer. Info in pics, Euclid.
reddit.com/gallery/riozq0
T1 Hopper Explorer, Bubble Cockpit, Spiked X-Wing, Rear Antennae, Spectrometer, Off White/Yellow (Horeroedsh Galaxy #199)
T1 X-Wing Bubble Hopper Explorer with Spectrometer - White and Blue - Medium Economy - Calypso (3)
This mass spectrometer costs $600K and lets you accurately measure the mass of molecules to within 0.0005% (5ppm) of their true mass. Also used to quantify molecules like PEDs in sporting events and pesticides in fruits and vegetables.
Told my Director of Photography that my D4V2 SST-20 4000K has 95 CRI. He didn’t believe me until he used his spectrometer.
The Infrared Interferometer Spectrometer and Radiometer (IRIS) of the Voyager- I mean Crusader space probe
pds-atmospheres.nmsu.edu/…
The interesting ships of the Ijsenufryos galaxy (#035): A green hopper-style Explorer, with blue details. Curved cockpit, spectrometer, and xenia janus wings.
Chrome and White Accents. Curved Cockpit Antennae Spectrometer Wing Cap Hopper Explorer. T3 Gek - Euclid.
Thunder Optics Spectrometers for Food Analysis
I'm looking to measure the reflectance of some fruits like grapes and blueberries to determine quality and ripeness in the range of about ~400nm - 900nm. I found the Thunder Optics Mini USB Spectrometer for $90 (link below) and I'm a little concerned about if I can use this spectrometer for this study. I also found the SMA spectrometer (also from Thunder Optics), but both of these products are recommended for analysis of light sources.
Do you know if I can use any of these devices to evaluate reflectance of fruits? Do you know of any other low cost espectrometers that could work for me? Does anyone have some experience with these devices?
Products:
Mini USB Spectrometer: https://thunderoptics.fr/product/mini/?v=11aedd0e4327
SMA Spectrometer: https://thunderoptics.fr/product/sma-spectrometer/?v=11aedd0e4327
Microfabricated spray emitter. 8 nozzles in about 2 mm span. 22 gauge needle for reference. Voltage is applied to the emitter to ionize the liquid and spray into a mass spectrometer.
v.redd.it/yxeie1g9wdj71
Thunder Optics mini spectrometer
I want to buy a Thunder optics spectrometer to measure light source spectra. Anyone has experience with their spectrometer or any of their product? At 90$, it seems too good to be true!
https://thunderoptics.fr/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Mini-USB-Spectrometer_Thunder-Optics-Brochure-web.pdf?v=11aedd0e4327
Anyone familiar with Perkin Elmer Lambda spectrometers? I am at my wit's end with PE
Has anyone here used Perkin Elmer's high-performance UV/Vis/NIR spectrometers? Perkin Elmer themselves have been completely unhelpful with this so I figured I'd ask here. I am using a PE Lambda 900 but the documentation is so terrible that I can't even begin to figure out what's going on here. For some reason, the spectrometer hesitates for a second or two at around 565 nm while doing wavelength scans, and a large dip in the spectrum occurs at a slightly shorter wavelength...
Why? None of the monochromators or lamps switch anywhere near this wavelength, so why the hell is it pausing and why do I see a dip in my absorbance spectra just after that pause that is almost 8 nm wide? This dip is not near any of the tungsten or deuterium lamp peaks either. I am becoming increasingly frustrated with Perkin Elmer's unbelievably sparse documentation so I figured I'd take a break from their "support" and ask here just in case anyone had seen this before, because there have been SO many other things that they simply fail to mention in the manual.
This T1 One-armed-bandit Hopper comes in bluegreen (teal) and orange. We have front/rear antennae, a spectrometer and single ajairu. Explorer in Euclid
reddit.com/gallery/qp8phq
Convert .png Spectrometer images to numpy array.
Hello again everyone,
Some day ago I had submitted the following question regarding the availability of data from the GEMS instrument installed on GEO-KOMPSAT 2B. I finally got an answer from a South Korean researcher, and if anyone is interested only some images are available at the following link:
https://nesc.nier.go.kr/product/view
I was now wondering if anyone has already worked on converting such .png images in python numpy arrays and could suggest which steps to follow. Thank you in advance!
T1 Hopper Explorer in Canary Yellow and Gunmetal. Spiked X-wing / Front and Rear Antennae / Spectrometer. Info in pic, Euclid
The funny thing is if you put a salt lamp up against a mass spectrometer it shows that it emits zero negative or positive ions.
Cor at home blood spectrometer
Has anyone had any experience with the Cor system and subscription ?
https://thecor.com/shop
Lab cat inspecting the mass spectrometer
I made an actual dark side of the lab spectrometer meme, and I’m not a bot trying to sell you anything.
Had my Afghan #3 heroin analysed by mass spectrometer
They were doing free drug analysis in my city today. Dope came back as 82% diacetylmorphine and heroin base and 18% caffeine and acetaminophen. Does anyone know if this is what you would expect from your heroin #3? No fentanyl or other additives detected
Thunder Optics Spectrometers for Food Analysis
I'm looking to measure the reflectance of some fruits like grapes and blueberries to determine quality and ripeness in the range of about ~400nm - 900nm. I found the Thunder Optics Mini USB Spectrometer for $90 (link below) and I'm a little concerned about if I can use this spectrometer for this study. I also found the SMA spectrometer (also from Thunder Optics), but both of these products are recommended for analysis of light sources.
Do you know if I can use any of these devices to evaluate reflectance of fruits? Do you know of any other low cost espectrometers that could work for me? Does anyone have some experience with these devices?
Products:
Mini USB Spectrometer: https://thunderoptics.fr/product/mini/?v=11aedd0e4327
SMA Spectrometer: https://thunderoptics.fr/product/sma-spectrometer/?v=11aedd0e4327
Spectrometer graph of the Astrolux WP1 LEP
https://preview.redd.it/ggugvpjrldr71.png?width=943&format=png&auto=webp&s=7bc1c4a39b880e7f16a7927bfc54f37b1c22a4cd
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