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Interference GratingsPIRA 6D20.20 |
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Interference Gratings will difract different wavelengths
of light different amounts. The result is a rainbow effect that can be
used to view different excited gases. The gases emit only certain wavelengths
of light; these will be seperated into multiple colored images, each having
a single slit diffraction pattern.
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