Molecular Diffraction of Light
Molecular Diffraction of Light
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" A large amount of detailed work, chiefly of an observational kind on the character and intensity of sky-radiation and on atmospheric absorption has also been published. The main result has been the confirmation of Rayleigh's theory, but nothing essential has been added to it except perhaps the recognition of the importance of taking into account the selective absorption in certain regions of the spectrum exercised by the gases of the atmosphere and by the water- vapour present in it.
22. The ...newer work of Cabannes and of the present Lord Eayleigh in their laboratory ex % periments on molecular scattering by gases and the subsequent theoretical discussions of their re- sults have however opened up novel issues. Two new facts have emerged, namely, the imperfect polarisation of the transversely diffracted light, and the influence of this imperfect polarisation on the intensity of the scattered light. A third point is also suggested by theory that the magnitude of the imperfect polarisation may depend to an appreciable extent on the wave- length of the incident light.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" A large amount of detailed work, chiefly of an observational kind on the character and intensity of sky-radiation and on atmospheric absorption has also been published. The main result has been the confirmation of Rayleigh's theory, but nothing essential has been added to it except perhaps the recognition of the importance of taking into account the selective absorption in certain regions of the spectrum exercised by the gases of the atmosphere and by the water- vapour present in it.
22. The ...newer work of Cabannes and of the present Lord Eayleigh in their laboratory ex % periments on molecular scattering by gases and the subsequent theoretical discussions of their re- sults have however opened up novel issues. Two new facts have emerged, namely, the imperfect polarisation of the transversely diffracted light, and the influence of this imperfect polarisation on the intensity of the scattered light. A third point is also suggested by theory that the magnitude of the imperfect polarisation may depend to an appreciable extent on the wave- length of the incident light.
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