The scientific papers of Sir William Huggins (1909)
Huggins, William, Sir, 1824-1910, Huggins, Lady, d. 1915 · London, W. Wesley and son · leaf 302
t, and itsspectrum was seen immediately beneath the spectrum of the comet. Thespectroscope employed was furnished with two prisms of 60 . The brightest end of the middle band of the cometic spectrum was seento be coincident with the commencement of the corresponding band in thespectrum of the… … Fig. 33- 278 Scientific Papers distance which separates the components of the double line D. As the limitsof the other bands were less distinctly seen, the same amount of certainty ofexact coincidence could not be obtained. We considered these bands to agreeprecisely in position with the bands…
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