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The call of the stars; (1919)

Kippax, John Robert, 1849- [from old catalog] · New York and London, G. P. Putnam's sons · leaf 313

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f shorter waves called the ultra-violet (invisible),actinic, or chemical rays, and beyond the red rays, which 252 The Call of the Stars have the longest wave-length, are a series of longerwaves, called the infra-red (invisible), or dark heat rays.This separation of white light into its various… … Screen Fig. 4. The Dispersion of Light by the Prism. luminous object, will produce a similar band or spectrum,but the appearance of the band, with regard to thepreponderance of different colours, will depend uponthe source and character of the light. By receiving thespectrum on a concave mirror, or…

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