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Chemical or Photographic Rays of Solar Spectrum - Scheele , Ritter , and Wollaston's Discoveries - Wedgwood's and Sir Humphry Davy's Photographic Pictures — The Calotype - The Daguerreotype - The Chromatype - The Cyanotype Collodion ...
Chemical or Photographic Rays of Solar Spectrum - Scheele , Ritter , and Wollaston's Discoveries - Wedgwood's and Sir Humphry Davy's Photographic Pictures — The Calotype - The Daguerreotype - The Chromatype - The Cyanotype Collodion ...
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Chemical or Photographic Rays of Solar Spectrum - Scheele , Ritter , and Wollaston's Discoveries Wedgwood's and Sir Humphry Davy's Photographic Pictures — The Calotype . - The Daguerreotype — The Chromatype — The Cyanotype Collodion ...
Chemical or Photographic Rays of Solar Spectrum - Scheele , Ritter , and Wollaston's Discoveries Wedgwood's and Sir Humphry Davy's Photographic Pictures — The Calotype . - The Daguerreotype — The Chromatype — The Cyanotype Collodion ...
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Terrestrial Heat Radiation - Transmission --- Melloni's experiments - Heat in Solar Spectrum Polarization of Heat - Nature of Heat Absorptions Dew — Rain — Combustion Expansion — Compensation Pendulum - Transmission through Crystals ...
Terrestrial Heat Radiation - Transmission --- Melloni's experiments - Heat in Solar Spectrum Polarization of Heat - Nature of Heat Absorptions Dew — Rain — Combustion Expansion — Compensation Pendulum - Transmission through Crystals ...
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... separating the rays by refraction , formed a spectrum or oblong image of the sun , consisting of seven colours , red , orange , yellow , green , blue , indigo , and violet - of which the red is the least refrangible , and the violet ...
... separating the rays by refraction , formed a spectrum or oblong image of the sun , consisting of seven colours , red , orange , yellow , green , blue , indigo , and violet - of which the red is the least refrangible , and the violet ...
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When the spectrum of seven colours is viewed through a thin plate of this glass , they are all visible ; and , when the plate is very thick , every colour is absorbed between the extreme red and the extreme violet , the interval being ...
When the spectrum of seven colours is viewed through a thin plate of this glass , they are all visible ; and , when the plate is very thick , every colour is absorbed between the extreme red and the extreme violet , the interval being ...
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