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"A spectrometer can be used with a banana to analyze its ripeness by measuring reflected light or to study its chemical composition.
For ripeness, a spectrometer analyzes light wavelengths reflected by the peel; a ripe banana reflects more yellow light (around 675675nm), while a less ripe one reflects more green light (around 550550nm). To analyze its composition, a different type of spectrometer can be used, such as near-infrared (NIR) or Raman, to identify compounds like sugars and fibers or to detect even trace amounts of other elements."


YES, we have no spectrometers!🍌
 
Joe Riley said:
"A spectrometer can be used with a banana to analyze its ripeness by measuring reflected light or to study its chemical composition.
For ripeness, a spectrometer analyzes light wavelengths reflected by the peel; a ripe banana reflects more yellow light (around 675675nm), while a less ripe one reflects more green light (around 550550nm). To analyze its composition, a different type of spectrometer can be used, such as near-infrared (NIR) or Raman, to identify compounds like sugars and fibers or to detect even trace amounts of other elements."


YES, we have no spectrometers!🍌
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I use it to check my mood.

If it's red I'm PO
If it's green I'm sick
If it's blue I'm cold
If it's yellow I'm jaundice
If it's pink I'm just right
 
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