In a earlier post, I published how to build a spectrometer with house stuff. Now, a Physics teacher (friend of mine) show me this great website that show us how to build a mini-spectrometer. You can attach to an smartphone, laptop, or computer with a camera and submit your image to http://spectralworkbench.org/ (point your browser to the website and click "capture").
Monday, March 31, 2014
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