QUESTION 4 4. The main difference between "in-time" and "in-space" spectrophotometer design is that the former uses timed mirrors to alternate measurements between reference and sample using the same detector, while in-space uses a beamsplitter to send light through a different path to the same detector which is able to retrieve the signal using lock- in amplification. A. False B. Tra

QUESTION 4 4. The main difference between "in-time" and "in-space" spectrophotometer design is that the former uses timed mirrors to alternate measurements between reference and sample using the same detector, while in-space uses a beamsplitter to send light through a different path to the same detector which is able to retrieve the signal using lock- in amplification. A. False B. Tra

Principles of Instrumental Analysis

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