Physical Review 4
Physical Review 4
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The farthest limit of exact measurement reached by Paschen,^ in his determina- tion of the dispersion of fluorite, was at 0.00943 mm., or approxi- mately sixteen times the wave length of sodium light. The great difficulty which accompanies the study of infra-red waves of great wave length is that these rays form only the minutest part of the total energy emitted by the flame or incandescent body used as a source. Consequently, if their properties are to be studied, these waves must be separated... from others which completely overlap and conceal them.
* A. Righi, Rendiconti Ace. d. Lincei (5), 2, 505 (1893).
« P. N. Lebedew, Wied. Ann., 56, I (1895).
* F. Paschen, Wied. Ann., 53, 337 (1894).
* H. Rubens, Wied. Ann., 54, 476 (1895).
* S. P. Langley, Ann. de Chim. et de Phys. (6), 9, 433 (1886).
* F. Paschen, Wied. Ann., 53, 301 (1894).
No. 4.] HEAT RAYS OF GREAT WAVE LENGTH, 315 To accomplish this end a prism of either rock salt or fluorite has commonly served.
The heat spectrum formed by a fluorite prism, because of absorp- tion, contains no waves which exceed 0.0 1 mm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The farthest limit of exact measurement reached by Paschen,^ in his determina- tion of the dispersion of fluorite, was at 0.00943 mm., or approxi- mately sixteen times the wave length of sodium light. The great difficulty which accompanies the study of infra-red waves of great wave length is that these rays form only the minutest part of the total energy emitted by the flame or incandescent body used as a source. Consequently, if their properties are to be studied, these waves must be separated... from others which completely overlap and conceal them.
* A. Righi, Rendiconti Ace. d. Lincei (5), 2, 505 (1893).
« P. N. Lebedew, Wied. Ann., 56, I (1895).
* F. Paschen, Wied. Ann., 53, 337 (1894).
* H. Rubens, Wied. Ann., 54, 476 (1895).
* S. P. Langley, Ann. de Chim. et de Phys. (6), 9, 433 (1886).
* F. Paschen, Wied. Ann., 53, 301 (1894).
No. 4.] HEAT RAYS OF GREAT WAVE LENGTH, 315 To accomplish this end a prism of either rock salt or fluorite has commonly served.
The heat spectrum formed by a fluorite prism, because of absorp- tion, contains no waves which exceed 0.0 1 mm.
What to read after Physical Review 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American Institute of Physics to read onlineMoreLess
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