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Rainbow Symphony Diffraction Grating Glasses, Linear, 500 Line/millimeters, Made in USA, Package of 100

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$39.95

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1.:13.5k Lines/in


2.Size:10


  • DIFFRACTION GRATING: Rainbow Symphony's Linear Diffraction Grating Glasses (500 line/millimeter) have microscopic slits that take light and break it down into its spectral components, allowing you to study light in fun and unforgettable ways.
  • QUALITY MATERIALS: Our diffraction glasses were designed to be reusable, with quality single axis, holographic, diffraction grating lenses to separate light from any source, including spectrum gas tubes. Do NOT use to look directly at the sun.
  • EDUCATION: Prism glasses are perfect for classroom or homeschool experiments to test visual displays of light diffraction. Allow your students to experience an array of colors as they view the color spectrum in new and unique ways.
  • MADE IN USA: All of Rainbow Symphony's holographic glasses are made in America to ensure the quality. Rainbow Glasses are perfect for kids gifts, party favors, physics gifts, educational toys, classroom supplies or homeschool supplies.
  • PARTIES: These rainbow glasses are a hit at any party. Keep kids and adults alike amused with rainbow light by handing out diffraction glasses as party favors, gifts for kids, teacher incentives, or rave glasses.


DIFFRACTION GRATING GLASSES - Linear 500 line/mm Diffraction Grating Glasses - Make the study of light and color fun and easy. Highly efficient, 500 lines per millimeter, single axis holographic diffraction grating lenses separate light from any source into its spectral components for study and analysis. Recommended for use with our Power Supply and Spectrum Gas Tubes.


Donald M. Scott
2025-08-29 15:33:45
Rainbow Symphony glasses are affordable, and a great tool for introducing the concepts of spectroscopy to students. Rainbow Symphony also sells many other products that will help in such education. This time I was especially surprised to discover that they'd added a surprise gift to the order - and appreciated that.Highly recommended.
An Honest Opinion
2025-06-11 10:11:51
Worked fine for diffraction grating lab activity. Students always get a kick out of seeing rainbows...and emission Spectra lines.
T. Campbell
2025-06-04 12:33:50
I use these for spectroscopy demonstrations. The diffraction grating glasses split the light wavelengths into their constituent parts so it's easy to determine which "colors" are being emitted by the light source.These are "linear" meaning you'll get one axis. There are versions of these that create multiple axes (and that looks really cool... but not as useful for teaching purposes.)I buy these in bulk from time to time since they are basically give-aways. Buying in small quantities is too expensive when you're giving one away to each audience member.
Stephanie
2025-04-30 14:45:03
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rls
2025-04-25 17:56:27
Bought quite a few for classroom use to see spectra lines from atomic lamps. Cannot do measurements, but that was not import for the demonstrations.
Hellen Tavora
2025-04-16 15:24:32
Excellent solution for crowds, so I don't have to leave my spectral tubes "on" for a long time, that diminishes its useful life.Really good grating, separating spectral lines quite well. Just to clarify, they are not black with a thin gap in the middle, they are transparent clear plastic. Before you hand out to crows, tell them DO NOT TOUCH THE PASTIC! Be very emphatic, because that's the first think they will do anyway :P
Megan Tipton
2025-01-07 15:09:03
I'm a college student and when I took chemistry, we got to work with diffraction grating glasses. They were so cool that I decided to buy some for myself. I bought this pack so I could share the excitement with friends and family. They came in a long tube. The price is right and so far, everyone I've given some to has loved them. Well worth it!
Marcella
2025-01-06 11:13:17
Kids love em! Couldn't keep them away once the kids knew what they were.