Researches in Physical Optics volume 2
Researches in Physical Optics volume 2
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56 Adams Research Fund The action of high temperature on the band absorption spec- trum has been investigated, however, and changes have been noticed which throw some light on the matter.
EFFECTS OF HIGH TEMPERATURES ON THE ABSORPTION SPECTRUM Evans has given, in the Astrophysical Journal (32, I, 1910)311 account of an investigation of the disappearance of the absorption spectrum of iodine at high temperatures. His investigations were made with a spectroscope of low dispersion, and only the gra...dual disappearance of the bands was recorded. His results would be perfectly explained on the supposition that the absorption spec- trum results from diatomic molecules 7 2, which, at high temper- atures, break down into monatomic molecules devoid of absorbing power. He found that the denser the vapor the higher the tempera- ture necessary to cause thecompletedisappearance of the spectrum.
We have studied the phenomenon with a spectroscope of the Littrow type of six meters focus, using the fifth-order spectrum of the seven-inch grating.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
56 Adams Research Fund The action of high temperature on the band absorption spec- trum has been investigated, however, and changes have been noticed which throw some light on the matter.
EFFECTS OF HIGH TEMPERATURES ON THE ABSORPTION SPECTRUM Evans has given, in the Astrophysical Journal (32, I, 1910)311 account of an investigation of the disappearance of the absorption spectrum of iodine at high temperatures. His investigations were made with a spectroscope of low dispersion, and only the gra...dual disappearance of the bands was recorded. His results would be perfectly explained on the supposition that the absorption spec- trum results from diatomic molecules 7 2, which, at high temper- atures, break down into monatomic molecules devoid of absorbing power. He found that the denser the vapor the higher the tempera- ture necessary to cause thecompletedisappearance of the spectrum.
We have studied the phenomenon with a spectroscope of the Littrow type of six meters focus, using the fifth-order spectrum of the seven-inch grating.
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