spectrometer
spectrometer — 名詞
- spectrometersingular
- spectrometersplural
1. a scientific device that separates light or other radiation into its different p
光譜儀
測量分析光譜的科學儀器
a scientific device that separates light or other radiation into its different parts so that scientists can examine and measure each part individually.
Kwame used a spectrometer to identify the chemical elements in the rock sample.
Kwame 用光譜儀分析了岩石樣本中的化學元素。
countable noun used with 'a'
The lab's new spectrometer can measure the wavelengths of infrared light with great accuracy.
實驗室的新光譜儀能以極高精確度測量紅外線的波長。
spectrometer + can measure + [type of radiation]
Salma adjusted the spectrometer carefully before recording the emission spectrum of the gas.
Salma 仔細調整光譜儀，然後記錄了這種氣體的發射光譜。
Eli built a simple spectrometer from a DVD and a cardboard box for his school science project.
Eli 用一片 DVD 和一個紙箱做了一個簡易光譜儀，當作學校的科展作品。
The research team compared spectrometer readings from three different telescopes to confirm the discovery.
研究團隊比較了三座不同望遠鏡的光譜儀數據，以確認這項發現。
- spectroscope
an older, more general instrument for viewing spectra visually; a spectrometer typically also measures and records data.
- spectrograph
a type of spectrometer that records the spectrum as an image or photograph.
文法句型
a [adjective] spectrometer
spectrometer + for [gerund]
用法筆記
Frequently modified by a noun describing the type of radiation or property being measured, such as 'mass spectrometer', 'optical spectrometer', or 'infrared spectrometer'.