mass spectroscope
/ˌmas ˈspɛktrəskəʊp/noun
A mass spectrometer.
- In technical use now less common than mass spectrometer and mass spectrograph..
Origin
1940s; earliest use found in Carroll (Iowa) Daily Herald. From mass + spectroscope.
- electrical fire
- electrical fluid
- electrical kite
- electrically
- electrically powered
- electricalness
- electrical power
- electrical recording
- electrical resistance
- electrical shock
- electrical steel
- electrical storm
- electric-arc furnace
- electric arc welding
- electric atmosphere
- electric bell
- electric blanket
- electric blue
- electric brake
- electric braking
- quotidian
- quotidianism
- quotidianly
- quotient
- quotient figure