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Article #1294Other uses for polaroid cameras
From: Raymond Rogoway
Date: Fri, 16 Sep 1994 05:39
Date: Fri, 16 Sep 1994 05:39
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In addition to the standard use for strobe photography there is another use for a polaroid camera. If you have your students look through a piece of diffraction grating at a hydrogren spectrum tube they will see 5 lines. They then tape the grating over the lens of a polaroid camera. I use black and white film, type 107. 6 lines show up. The extra line is in the uv. They can calculate wavelengths and the Rydberg Constant if they know the grating distance and the distance from the lens to the spectrum tube.
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