Double-Monochromator gives IR-4 superior resolution for infrared analysis
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Double-Monochromator gives IR-4 superior resolution for infrared analysis, Beckman Instruments (1960s). Via artnap.com
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A black-and-white photograph of a laboratory instrument with a double-monochromator optical system, overlaid with red lines tracing light paths between mirrors and a rotating wavelength dial. A hand holds a paper chart beside the apparatus, and the lower part of the page carries promotional text for the Beckman IR-4 infrared analyzer, dated to the 1960s.
