... these lines re-appear in the compound spectrum, provided the light of day be not too intense compared with that of the coloured flame. This may be seen in the red light of the nitrate of strontia, and less perfectly in the green of the chloride of... Annalen der Physik und Chemie - Pągina 1101863Visualització completa - Sobre aquest llibre
| 1861 - 460 pągines
..." that ' if solar light be transmitted through a flame ' exhibiting well-marked black lines, these lines ' re-appear in the compound spectrum, provided...intense compared ' with that of the coloured flame. It would, ' therefore, appear that luminous atmospheres ' exist, in which not only certain rays are... | |
| 1861 - 410 pągines
...flame exhibiting well-marked black lines, these lines re-appear in the compound spectrum, proviiied the light of day be not too intense compared with...of strontia, and less perfectly in the green of the chloride of copper, ft would, therefore, appear that luminous atmospheres exist in which not only certain... | |
| 1862 - 328 pągines
...atmosphere, that if solar light bo transmitted through a flame exhibiting wellmarked black lines, these lines re-appear in the compound spectrum, provided...of strontia, and less perfectly in the green of the chloride of copper. It would, therefore, appear that luminous atmospheres exist in which not only certain... | |
| 1863 - 700 pągines
...be interesting to remark, in connection with the specidations on the absorptive action of tht sun's atmosphere , that if solar light be transmitted through...spectrum, provided the light of day be not too intense cornpared with that of the coloured flame. This may be seen in the red light of the nitrate of strontia... | |
| 1863 - 720 pągines
...of the suris atmosphere , that if solar light be transmitted through a flame exhibiting wellmarhed block lines, the lines reappear in the compound spectrum,...of day be not too intense compared with that of the coloiired flame. This may be seen in the red light of the nilrate of strontia, and less perfectly in... | |
| 1868 - 802 pągines
...gas." "If the solar light be transmitted through a flame, exhibiting well marked black lines, these lines reappear in the compound spectrum, provided...of day be not too intense compared with that of the colored flame; and it would therefore appear that luminous atmospheres exist, in which not only certain... | |
| Heinrich Kayser - 1900 - 820 pągines
...atmosphere, that if solar liglit be transmitted through a flame exhibiting wellmarked black lines, these lines reappear in the compound spectrum, provided the light of day be not to intense compared with that of the coloured Haine: this may be seen in the red light of the nitrate... | |
| 1845 - 1262 pągines
...atmosphere, that if' solar light be transmitted through a flame exhibiting wellmarked black lines, these lines reappear in the compound spectrum, provided the light of day be not too intense cornpared with that of the coloured flame: this may be seen in the red light of the nitrate of strontia,... | |
| 1862 - 670 pągines
...atmosphere, that if solar lignt be transmitted through a flame exhibiting well-marked black lines, these lines re-appear in the compound spectrum, provided...of strontia, and less perfectly in the green of the chloride of copper. It would therefore appear that luminous atmospheres exist in which not only certain... | |
| 1863 - 1212 pągines
...the sun's atmosphere, that if solar light be transmitted through a flame exhibiting well-marked black lines, the lines reappear in the compound spectrum,...nitrate of strontia, and less perfectly in the green light of the chloride of copper. It would therefore appear that luminous atmospheres exist in which... | |
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