Studies of instruments for measuring radiant energy in absolute value: An absolute thermobile (1916)
National Bureau of Standards · leaf 6
areused for the purpose of preventing radiations, not intercepted by Coblentz IEmerson] Values of the Constant of Total Radiation 507 the receiver, from falling upon the thermopile. The platinum usedfor receivers was the platinum in silver material used forbolometers. This material was cut into… … t=o.5 mm Rear View op Receiver
Measurements and use of instruments · Rays and radiation · Heat flow, thermal and thermodynamic processes
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