Spectronic 20
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The Spectronic 20 is a spectrophotometer developed by Bausch & Lomb in 1954. While of simple design, requiring manual setting of the wavelength and making readings from a moving-needle analog display, the unit is rugged, accurate, and easy to use. This venerable instrument is still in production, and used in chemistry laboratories in both commercial and educational settings around the world.
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- Instructions for use (from New Mexico State University)
- Images and instructions (from Dartmouth College)
- Manufacturers Spec 20D+ page (from current manufacturer)
- Manufacturers Spec 20 "Educator" model (obsolete) (from current manufacturer)
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