why r u using Holmium Oxide in UV calibration
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Answer / satyanarayana.yendru
To check the wavelengh accuracy, because it show sharp
peaks in uv& vissble region
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Answer / ertyu
because it is stable for longer time and gives a sharp peak
in uv region
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Answer / k.shashidar reddy
It is only compound which can be used to check various
wavelenngths at an instance and can also withstand for
longer time.
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