MacMunn, Charles Alexander · London, Churchill · leaf 46
a square hole, which admitsthe light to a right-angle prism (shown in fig. 11)covering half the slit, so that by clamping a small tubecontaining the solution by means of the two steel springsattached to the side stage, we can compare two THE MICEOSPECTKOSOOPB. 25 spectra together; the light is… … eye-piece. G is a tube which fits into the tube of amicroscope instead of the eye-piece of the latter. To examine an object with the microspectroscopeplace it on the stage and focus it with the ordinary eye-piece, then throw it slightly out of focus and substitutethe microspectroscope for the…
Spectrum analysis · Diagnosis, Spectroscopic
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