Ni-Cr string for spectral analysis
Product Code : SCL-OS-12852
The Ni-Cr Wire for
Spectral Analysis by Educational Instrument is a practical spectroscopy
accessory for chemistry and physics laboratories. Nickel-chromium wire is
commonly selected for flame-test work because it withstands repeated heating
better than ordinary metal wire and can be cleaned between demonstrations.
This product
supports hands-on learning in spectral analysis, analytical chemistry, and
atomic physics. It may be used with suitable burners, sample salts, a
spectroscope, diffraction gratings, or related optics apparatus
when the lesson requires observation of emission colours and spectral
behaviour.
Key Features
Made from Ni-Cr
nickel-chromium alloy wire; exact alloy grade should be confirmed before final
upload.
Useful for
flame-test demonstrations and basic spectral analysis experiments.
Withstands repeated
heating during supervised laboratory practicals.
Supports
observation of characteristic flame colours from suitable chemical samples.
Compatible with
school and college spectroscopy teaching setups.
Simple to handle
with proper laboratory tongs, holders, or insulated supports.
Suitable for
chemistry labs, physics optics labs, and STEM experiment kits.
Technical Specifications
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Specification |
Detail |
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Product Name |
Ni-Cr string for
spectral analysis |
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Primary Keyword |
Ni-Cr wire for
spectral analysis |
|
Brand |
Educational
Instrument |
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Product Category |
Physics Lab
Equipment / Optical Sectional / Spectroscopy Accessories |
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Intended Users |
Schools,
colleges, universities, chemistry labs, physics labs, TVET labs, and STEM
educators |
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Material |
Nickel-chromium
alloy wire; exact grade [confirm] |
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Capacity |
Not applicable;
this is a wire accessory for spectral analysis |
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Use |
Flame tests,
emission spectrum observation, spectroscopy demonstrations, and sample
heating support |
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Compatible
Apparatus |
Bunsen burner,
spirit lamp, spectroscope, spectrometer, prism, diffraction grating, and
optical bench where applicable |
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Standards / Certifications |
No
product-specific certification confirmed; do not claim ISO, CE, or other
certification unless verified for the supplied model |
What's Included in the Kit
Ni-Cr string or
wire for spectral analysis; quantity [confirm]
Protective packing
for laboratory supply
Instruction sheet
or experiment guide, if supplied with the selected model
Applications / Uses
Flame-test
experiments for identifying characteristic colours of metal salts.
Observation of
emission behaviour in introductory spectral analysis practicals.
Demonstrations in
atomic physics, analytical chemistry, and spectroscopy lessons.
Use with optical sectional laboratory equipment for
classroom spectroscopy setups.
Support accessory
for experiments using a glass prism or diffraction grating to study
light separation.
How to Use the Ni-Cr String for Spectral Analysis
Cut or select the
required length of Ni-Cr wire as instructed by the teacher or laboratory
manual.
Hold the wire with
suitable tongs, a holder, or an insulated support.
Clean the wire by
heating it until no visible colour contamination remains.
Dip or touch the
cooled wire to the prepared sample according to the experiment procedure.
Place the
sample-bearing wire carefully in the flame and observe the colour produced.
Use a spectroscope,
spectrometer, grating, or prism setup if the experiment requires spectral line
observation.
Record the observed
flame colour or spectral pattern and compare it with the lesson reference table.
Safety note: Use this wire only under teacher or
laboratory supervisor guidance. Heated Ni-Cr wire can cause burns. Wear eye
protection, avoid inhaling fumes, and handle chemical samples according to the
laboratory safety sheet.
Care & Maintenance
Clean the wire
after use to reduce cross-contamination between samples.
Store the wire in a
dry, labelled container away from corrosive chemicals.
Do not touch hot
wire directly; allow it to cool before storage.
Discard damaged,
heavily corroded, or contaminated wire according to laboratory rules.
Why Choose Educational Instrument
Educational
Instrument manufactures and exports scientific laboratory instruments, lab
experiment setups, science kits, mathematics kits, didactic models, and STEM
models and kits. The brand supplies teaching apparatus for physics, chemistry,
biology, mathematics, and hands-on science education. Its products are designed
for practical classroom use, institutional procurement, and repeat laboratory
demonstrations. The Ni-Cr Wire for Spectral Analysis is a useful consumable
accessory for structured spectroscopy and flame-test learning.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Ni-Cr wire for spectral analysis used for?
Ni-Cr wire for
spectral analysis is used to hold small samples in a flame so students can
observe flame colours or emission behaviour during spectroscopy experiments.
Why is Ni-Cr wire used in flame tests?
Ni-Cr wire
withstands repeated heating and can be cleaned between samples. This makes it
practical for supervised classroom flame-test demonstrations.
Can this wire be used in school laboratories?
Yes. It is suitable
for senior school and college laboratories when used under teacher supervision
with proper flame and chemical safety procedures.
Does the product include a burner or spectroscope?
No burner or
spectroscope is confirmed here. The included quantity and accessories should be
confirmed before ordering or final website upload.
Can this wire be used with an optical bench setup?
Yes, it may be used
as part of a broader spectroscopy demonstration with an optical bench, spectroscope, prism, or
diffraction grating where the experiment design requires it.
Is any certification supplied with the Ni-Cr wire?
No product-specific
certification is confirmed. Certification or compliance details should be added
only if the supplier provides verified documentation.
For related
spectroscopy and optics teaching apparatus, explore the Optical Sectional equipment category from
Educational Instrument.
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