The Astrophysical Journal 17
The Astrophysical Journal 17
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The constants of the circuit were the same as in the case of water, except that the external air gap was 5 mm long.
As Humphreys and Mohler have shown, the reversals in the case of the arc in air at high pressures are generally symmetrical, the absorption lines being displaced toward the red equally with the emission lines. In the case of the spark in water we have found, as the table shows, that the absorption lines are but little displaced toward the red, though they sometimes have a small ap...parent displacement toward the violet. The emission lines, however, are considerably displaced toward the red, and this displacement increases as the self-induction in the discharge cir- cuit decreases. A knowledge of the true displacement of the bright lines is obtained from a study of those lines which do not reverse before the last stages of the process are reached. Thus the errors resulting from the presence of the absorption lines are avoided. At moderate pressures the absorption lines are dis- placed less than the bright lines, though their displacements are considerably greater than in the spectrum of the spark in liquids.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The constants of the circuit were the same as in the case of water, except that the external air gap was 5 mm long.
As Humphreys and Mohler have shown, the reversals in the case of the arc in air at high pressures are generally symmetrical, the absorption lines being displaced toward the red equally with the emission lines. In the case of the spark in water we have found, as the table shows, that the absorption lines are but little displaced toward the red, though they sometimes have a small ap...parent displacement toward the violet. The emission lines, however, are considerably displaced toward the red, and this displacement increases as the self-induction in the discharge cir- cuit decreases. A knowledge of the true displacement of the bright lines is obtained from a study of those lines which do not reverse before the last stages of the process are reached. Thus the errors resulting from the presence of the absorption lines are avoided. At moderate pressures the absorption lines are dis- placed less than the bright lines, though their displacements are considerably greater than in the spectrum of the spark in liquids.
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