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Practical physics (1922)

Millikan, Robert Andrews, Gale, Henry Gordon · Boston : Ginn and Co. · leaf 422

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her end is clamped or held firmly together, so that a very thin wedgeof air exists between the plates. Let a pieceof asbestos or blotting paper be soaked ina solution of common salt (sodium chlo-ride) and placed over the tube of a Bunsenburner so as to touch the flame in themanner shown. The flame… … E Paper Fig. 389. Interference oflight waves The wave theory offers the fol-lowing explanation of these eftects.Each point of the flame sends outlight waves which travel to the glassplate and are in part reflected and in part transmitted at all the surfaces of the glass, that is, at AB,at AB, at…

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