Bulletin of the University of Wisconsin 2
Bulletin of the University of Wisconsin 2
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CLI., p. 1, (1874).
> Londquiet, ibid. CLIL, pp. 177, 808, 866. (1874).
* Merkel, Not. Aet. Boy. Soo. Upaala, Ser. III.
* Wernicke, Pogff. Ann. CLV., p. 98, (1876).
MAONUSSOIC — ANOMALOUS DI8PBE8ION OF OYANIN.
255 It appears that only one prism was made and that was far from being satisfactory, for in speaking of the results Wernicke says that the A and B lines were "plain," the rest "uncertain." The D, E, and F lines could not be determined as the prism ab- sorbed all the light in this part of... the spectrum.
It was almost twenty years later that Pfliiger^ succeeded in making solid prisms of several of the aniline dyes. The method of making the prisms is as follows : A piece of glass tubing is laid upon a piece of plate glass, and in the prismatic opening between the two an alcoholic solution of the dye is placed, drop by drop, and allowed to evaporate. The solid dye will thus fill Tip the prismatic space between the tube and the plate. When the deposit is of the desired thickness, the process is stopped, the glass tube removed by a sharp blow, and a small bi-prism is thus left on the glass plate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CLI., p. 1, (1874).
> Londquiet, ibid. CLIL, pp. 177, 808, 866. (1874).
* Merkel, Not. Aet. Boy. Soo. Upaala, Ser. III.
* Wernicke, Pogff. Ann. CLV., p. 98, (1876).
MAONUSSOIC — ANOMALOUS DI8PBE8ION OF OYANIN.
255 It appears that only one prism was made and that was far from being satisfactory, for in speaking of the results Wernicke says that the A and B lines were "plain," the rest "uncertain." The D, E, and F lines could not be determined as the prism ab- sorbed all the light in this part of... the spectrum.
It was almost twenty years later that Pfliiger^ succeeded in making solid prisms of several of the aniline dyes. The method of making the prisms is as follows : A piece of glass tubing is laid upon a piece of plate glass, and in the prismatic opening between the two an alcoholic solution of the dye is placed, drop by drop, and allowed to evaporate. The solid dye will thus fill Tip the prismatic space between the tube and the plate. When the deposit is of the desired thickness, the process is stopped, the glass tube removed by a sharp blow, and a small bi-prism is thus left on the glass plate.
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