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Spectrum of Doubly Ionised Krypton

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THE spectrum of doubly ionised krypton has been under examination by me for some time past. It seems evident that the strong group of lines about the wave-length 3250 belong to Kr++. A preliminary attempt has revealed a number of regularities. I give below three sets of terms A, B, and C, which have so far been obtained. The strongest lines are obtained from the terms AB, and probably represent the transition 3N201←3N202. The other transition, 3N202←3N203, etc., may appear as BC.

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ACHARYA, D. Spectrum of Doubly Ionised Krypton. Nature 123, 244 (1929). https://doi.org/10.1038/123244c0

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