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1 Ocean Optics Red Tide VIS-NIR Spectrometer

2 Candle Flame

3 Incandescent Light Bulb

4 Red Incandescent Bulb

5 Green Incandescent Bulb

6 Solar Spectrum with Fraunhofer Lines O2O2 O2O2 H O2O2 He&NaFe Mg H Fe H Fe&Ca H Ca H2OH2O

7 Mercury Vapor Lamp (Street Light)

8 Compact Fluorescent Light (Rare Earth Phosphors)

9 White LED InGaN Ce:YAG

10 LCD Monitor displaying “white”

11 Argon Discharge Tube

12 Krypton Discharge Tube

13 Xenon Discharge Tube

14 Home Made Flame Emission Spectrometer

15 Potassium (KCl)

16 Sodium (NaCl) Note: slight contamination by potassium

17 LiCl Note: slight contamination by sodium

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