what is difference between IR lamp and polarimeter lamp
Answer Posted / b.gangatharan
IR lamp is called as GLOBAR and it will produce only IR rays.but in polarimeter two different lamps are used.one is sodium lamp and it will produce D-LINE Rays at 589nm and another one is mercury lamp and it will produce mercury line rays at 546nm.
Thanks,
B.Gangatharan,
Caplin point labs,
Puducherry.
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