The Development of Chemistry, 1789-1914: Studies in spectrum analysis |
Contents
Dr Millers Work | 4 |
M Mascarts Maps | 5 |
Rutherfurds Photograph of the Solar Spectrum | 6 |
The Use of the Compound Slit | 7 |
8 Action of the Prism | 8 |
Results of these Arrangements | 9 |
The Solar Spectrum | 10 |
Stellar Photography | 11 |
Clifton and Roscoe | 182 |
Mitscherlichs Second Paper | 184 |
Light Thrown by the Long and Short Lines | 185 |
General Statement | 188 |
The Problem of the Dissociation of the socalled Elements | 189 |
CHAPTER VIII | 199 |
First Experiments | 210 |
Second Series | 211 |
The Work of the Future | 12 |
The Basis of Spectrum Analysis | 41 |
CHAPTER IV | 44 |
CHAPTER II | 47 |
LONG AND SHORT LINES | 54 |
ON SPECTRUM PHOTOGRAPHY | 78 |
First Glimpses 2 Solar Evidence 3 Researches Opened Out PAGE | 85 |
ON THE SPECTRA OF SALTS 1 Lead CHAPTER VI | 154 |
Barium and Strontium | 156 |
Magnesium 4 Sodium and Lithium 5 Flame and Weak Electric Discharge Spectra 6 Similarity of the Spectra of Salts Observed in Air CHAPTER VII | 158 |
The Work of the Chemist | 167 |
The Action of Heat | 169 |
Electricity | 171 |
The Spectroscope and Dissociation | 173 |
The Spectra of Bodies Known to be Compounds | 178 |
Mitscherlichs First Work | 181 |
Additional Phenomena Observed | 214 |
Experiments with Large Variations | 215 |
Gold Copper Alloys | 218 |
The Work of the Future | 226 |
CHAPTER IX | 228 |
General Statement concerning Coincidences | 230 |
Elimination of Impurity Lines | 233 |
CHAPTER X | 236 |
Angstrom and Thalén | 239 |
Study of Lines actually Reversed | 241 |
Result of Preliminary Search | 243 |
Subsequent Inquiry | 244 |
Mitscherlichs Observations | 248 |
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Common terms and phrases
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