The diagram below represents the layout of a typical single-beam UV-Vis, explain the function of each identified part. Computer Exit slits Grating Collimating optics Source carousel Sample cell Detector Mirror Collimating slits Dylamp Tungsten-halogen lamp

The diagram below represents the layout of a typical single-beam UV-Vis, explain the function of each identified part. Computer Exit slits Grating Collimating optics Source carousel Sample cell Detector Mirror Collimating slits Dylamp Tungsten-halogen lamp

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