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Spectrum Tube Hydrogen

SKU: 1431

£14.23
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Spectrum Tube – Hydrogen (Straight Form, 260 mm, KS5)

This Hydrogen Spectrum Tube is ideal for KS5 physics and chemistry, providing a clear and bright demonstration of the emission spectrum of hydrogen gas. Designed in a straight‑form style, the tube measures 260 mm in length and includes a 50 mm fine capillary section, which enhances the sharpness and visibility of hydrogen’s distinct spectral lines—including the well‑known Balmer series—when energised.

For safe and effective operation, this spectrum tube should be used with a Spectrum Tube Holder with Power Supply, ensuring correct electrical connection, stability, and appropriate shielding during classroom demonstrations.

This hydrogen‑filled tube is perfect for advanced lessons exploring quantum theory, electron transitions, energy levels, and the historical development of atomic structure through spectroscopy.

Key Features

  • Hydrogen‑filled spectrum tube for emission line demonstrations
  • Straight‑form design, total length 260 mm
  • 50 mm fine capillary tube for enhanced spectral clarity
  • Displays the characteristic Balmer emission lines of hydrogen
  • Recommended for use with a Spectrum Tube Holder and Power Supply
  • Suitable for advanced physics and chemistry demonstrations

Ideal for School Science Lessons

Perfect for KS5 physics and chemistry, this spectrum tube supports:

  • Demonstrating the hydrogen emission spectrum (including Balmer lines)
  • Teaching quantised electron transitions and energy levels
  • Exploring the foundations of quantum physics and the Bohr model
  • Comparing hydrogen’s spectrum with other gases such as helium, neon, nitrogen, and argon
  • Supporting A‑Level spectroscopy and quantum theory lessons

Durable, highly visible, and classroom‑ready, this Hydrogen Spectrum Tube is an essential tool for teaching atomic structure and spectroscopy in advanced school science courses.