Solar Spectrum Chart with Fraunhofer Lines
Item # 92-7067
Discover the science of sunlight with this Solar Spectrum Poster, showcasing the Sun’s visible electromagnetic spectrum. Key Fraunhofer lines are clearly marked, revealing the elements in the Sun’s atmosphere. Ideal for classrooms, labs, and science enthusiasts studying spectroscopy, this 18″ x 28″ chart is printed on heavy stock with metal binding strips for durability and easy display.
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Additional Details
How can we determine the Sun's chemical composition?
Unlock the secrets of solar physics with the Solar Spectrum Chart a visually striking and scientifically detailed representation of the Sun’s electromagnetic emissions. Covering visible wavelengths, this poster highlights the Fraunhofer lines—dark absorption lines that reveal the presence of specific elements in the Sun’s atmosphere.
Key Features:
- Detailed Solar Spectrum – Clearly illustrates the Sun’s emitted wavelengths, with a focus on the visible spectrum.
- Fraunhofer Lines Marked – Identifies key absorption lines and their corresponding elements.
- Educational Insights – Explains the significance of absorption spectra in identifying elements in the Sun.
- Durable & Display-Ready – Heavy paper stock with metal binding strips for long-lasting use. Includes a top tab for easy wall hanging.
- Perfect for Learning Spaces – Ideal for classrooms, laboratories, and science enthusiasts eager to explore solar spectroscopy.
Measuring 18″ x 28″, this vibrant and information-packed poster serves as an essential teaching aid and a striking visual for any science setting. Whether in a physics classroom or lab, it’s the perfect tool for deepening your understanding of the Sun’s light and the fascinating science behind it.
