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Colour, a handbook of the theory of colour (1916)

Hurst, George Henry · London, Scott · leaf 54

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n of the violet ; the eye sees, as it RED YEL. GREEN BLUE VIOLET Fig. 22. — Spectrum of green glass. were, the mean of these colours, therefore we say the glass is orange-yellow. Fig. 22 shows the absorption spectrum of a piece of green glass. In this case the glass materially reduces the intensity… … Fio. 23. — Spectrum of blue gla&s. side and violet on the other. It will be noticed that the ^^lass permits the violet rays (but with diminished intensity) up to the H line to pass, while it stops all the red. In Fig. 23 is shown the spectrum of a blue glass. This is much more complex in character…

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