Why sodium lamp is used in polarimeter?
Answer Posted / vikash6038
sodium lamp gives monochromatic light i.e light having only
single wavelength at 589nm.... other lamp can also be used
tht could produce radiation of single wavelenth...
eg; mercury lamp.
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