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Allegedly Science built the CubeRaman, a 3D-printed Raman spectrometer using a cheap 532-nm laser module. The system detected the Raman shift of a raw diamond and distinguished ethanol from polypropylene. The design is more accessible than previous open-source spectrometers but still requires a separate spectrometer.
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