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A monochromator is an optical device that separates polychromatic light (such as sunlight or light coming from a lamp) into a range of individual wavelengths (monochromatic light) and allows a narrow band of these individual wavelengths to be selected. The light of the desired wavelength band is then directed onto a sample, a detector or other components of the optical system.
The separation of light into its individual wavelength components is called dispersion. An element with this property is called a dispersive element. In order to select a narrow band of these wavelengths, a slit can be used to block the unwanted wavelengths. The narrower the slit, the narrower the wavelength band. In general, a monochromator consists of a dispersive element, an entrance slit, mirrors to produce a parallel beam similar to sunlight, an exit slit, and mirrors to extract the monochromatic light.
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Magnification can be used to examine both the paper and the media. This is one of the stereomicroscopes in the TCC and four images taken through the microscope (figure 11). Observe the nature of the blue watercolor stroke in the upper left image; the way red chalk sits on the surface of a blue paper, which is made of blue and cream fibers, in the lower left; the black particles that form the chalk line in the upper right; and the slight metallic nature of graphite in the lower right.