Best way of measurement sodium wavelength?

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The grating diffraction experiment is considered one of the most accurate methods for analyzing light and its properties. Participants in the discussion reflect on their experiences in undergraduate optics labs, where both prisms and gratings were utilized. The effectiveness of these methods in lab reports highlights their reliability in optical experiments. There is an invitation for alternative methods, but the focus remains on the accuracy of grating diffraction. Overall, the grating diffraction experiment is favored for its precision in optical analysis.
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Hello everybody ,A friend of mine told me that best way (The most accurate) to do this is grating diffraction experiment , What u think? Thanks in advance
 
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Well what do you think? Can you think of another method?
 
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justawebuser said:
Hello everybody ,A friend of mine told me that best way (The most accurate) to do this is grating diffraction experiment

In undergraduate optics lab we used prisms and gratings. For the lab report we were to answer that very question!
 
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