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Color and its applications (1921)

Luckiesh, Matthew, b. 1883 · New York, D. Van Nostrand company · leaf 38

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intimately associated with light as has already been seen. When color is produced it is usually the result either of a sub- traction of some of the visible rays from the total radiation emitted by light source or of the dispersion of the visible radiation into its component parts. 8. Refraction. —… … resulted from pjg g. — Newton's experiment. subsequent dis- persion. Newton's experiment, which is shown dia- grammatically in Fig. 6, was performed approximately in the following manner. A prism was set up in a 23

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