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  A spectrophotometer is an instrument that measures certain amounts of radiation or light. It was invented in the 1960s to measure the amount of radiation that is released from various radioactive elements. The device is made up of a tube with a mirror on its top and with a handle on the bottom side of the tube. The light that passes through the top of the tube strikes the mirror and it activates the detector which measures the amount of radiation that has been emitted. This instrument is very useful for medical uses. Doctors use it to diagnose certain diseases by determining how much radiation was released in the process. Aside from the medical uses, the Spectrophotometer can be used for non-medical purposes. Basically, there are two kinds of Spectrophotometers. The first is the monocular one which uses one optical glass tube that is about one inch long. The light is emitted through the top of the tube and the mirror located at the bottom. When the light strikes the glass, it ...

  A spectrophotometer is an instrument that actions certain measures of radiation or light. It was developed during the 1960s to gauge the measure of radiation that is delivered from different radioactive components. The device is comprised of a cylinder with a mirror on its top and with an idea about the base side of the cylinder. The light that goes through the highest point of the cylinder strikes the mirror and it initiates the detector which estimates the measure of radiation that has been transmitted.   This instrument is valuable for medical employments. Doctors use it to analyze certain illnesses by deciding how much radiation was delivered simultaneously. Beside the medical uses, the Spectrophotometer can be utilized for non-medical purposes. Fundamentally, there are two sorts of Spectrophotometers. The first is the monocular one which utilizes one optical glass tube that is around one inch long. The light is produced through the highest point of the cylinder and...