Beckman Model DK-1 Recording Spectrophotometer
- 1954
The Beckman DK Spectrophotometer was an enhancement of the DU, which expanded the instrument’s range of into near-infrared. This was accomplished by chemist Wilbur I. Kaye, who began his work on science behind the DK at Eastman Kodak, and continued it after he was hired by Beckman Instruments. The model DK is named after him and his innovation.
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“Beckman Model DK-1 Recording Spectrophotometer,” 1954. Beckman Historical Collection, Box 55, Folder 117. Science History Institute. Philadelphia. https://digital.sciencehistory.org/works/00000012s.
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