Parallel Photographs of the Spectra of the Sun of Iron And of Iridium From Th
Parallel Photographs of the Spectra of the Sun of Iron And of Iridium From Th
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The iridium spectrum was fixed upon in order to obtain a full spark spectrum of air, for purposes of comparison, It shows Kirchhoff's iridium lines at wave-lengths 5299and545o. It also shows other unregistered lines, either of iridium or of air, which however can only be identified correctly when photographs of further spectra have been obtained. The air lines are present, more or less distinctly, in ail spark spectra taken in air, and they supply a ready and accurate means of co-ordinating suc...h spectra with the iron spectrum and with each other.
The iron spectrum was fixed upon on account of its close correspondence throughout with the spectrum of the Sun, and its thus furnishing the best means of co-ordinating the spectra of the other metals with the solar spectrum. The reference of the metallic spectra to the scale of wave-lengths established by Angstrom's Normal Solar Spectrum is thus obtained, and it should be borne in mind that Angstrom's spectrum is the only complete spectrum of any kind which has been determined to the scale of wave-lengths by direct observation.
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The iridium spectrum was fixed upon in order to obtain a full spark spectrum of air, for purposes of comparison, It shows Kirchhoff's iridium lines at wave-lengths 5299and545o. It also shows other unregistered lines, either of iridium or of air, which however can only be identified correctly when photographs of further spectra have been obtained. The air lines are present, more or less distinctly, in ail spark spectra taken in air, and they supply a ready and accurate means of co-ordinating suc...h spectra with the iron spectrum and with each other.
The iron spectrum was fixed upon on account of its close correspondence throughout with the spectrum of the Sun, and its thus furnishing the best means of co-ordinating the spectra of the other metals with the solar spectrum. The reference of the metallic spectra to the scale of wave-lengths established by Angstrom's Normal Solar Spectrum is thus obtained, and it should be borne in mind that Angstrom's spectrum is the only complete spectrum of any kind which has been determined to the scale of wave-lengths by direct observation.
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