Atlas of Absorption Spectra
Atlas of Absorption Spectra
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9.
Brick-red, glistening powder. In solu- tion yellowish red, yellow.
11. 67 P er liter.
Angle 23. 4'. Depth o to 0. 21 mm.
Uniform absorption from the blue border of the green to the extreme violet and beyond. Except for slight, wavy regions, the absorption de- creases almost linearly from 0. 20/1 to about 0. 53/1. At this point it ends rather abruptly. Transparent from 0. 53/1 to 0. 63/1.
142. Fluoresceine. Tetraoxypthalophenone anhydride C2oHi 2 O 6 +H 2 O.
Cinnabar-red powder. In solution f...aint yellow.
Saturated (boiled).
Angle o. Depth 3. 7 mm.
Weak band in blue and blue-green. Intense, green fluorescence. Absorp- tion complete from 0. 20/1 to 0. 25/1 and then decreases to transparency at 0. 29/1. Weak absorption ex- tends from about 0. 46/1 to 0. 505/1.
143. Guinea Carmine B. (A. ) Similar to fig. 20, pi. 5.
Brown powder. In solution red, pink.
Saturated.
Angle 2 17'. Depth 0. 26 to 1. 51 mm.
Absorption in green. No lines trans- mitted between 0. 20/1 and 0. 273/1. (Non-zero depth of liquid.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
9.
Brick-red, glistening powder. In solu- tion yellowish red, yellow.
11. 67 P er liter.
Angle 23. 4'. Depth o to 0. 21 mm.
Uniform absorption from the blue border of the green to the extreme violet and beyond. Except for slight, wavy regions, the absorption de- creases almost linearly from 0. 20/1 to about 0. 53/1. At this point it ends rather abruptly. Transparent from 0. 53/1 to 0. 63/1.
142. Fluoresceine. Tetraoxypthalophenone anhydride C2oHi 2 O 6 +H 2 O.
Cinnabar-red powder. In solution f...aint yellow.
Saturated (boiled).
Angle o. Depth 3. 7 mm.
Weak band in blue and blue-green. Intense, green fluorescence. Absorp- tion complete from 0. 20/1 to 0. 25/1 and then decreases to transparency at 0. 29/1. Weak absorption ex- tends from about 0. 46/1 to 0. 505/1.
143. Guinea Carmine B. (A. ) Similar to fig. 20, pi. 5.
Brown powder. In solution red, pink.
Saturated.
Angle 2 17'. Depth 0. 26 to 1. 51 mm.
Absorption in green. No lines trans- mitted between 0. 20/1 and 0. 273/1. (Non-zero depth of liquid.
What to read after Atlas of Absorption Spectra?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Horace Scudder Uhler to read onlineMoreLess
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