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The Tesla-Luminescent Spectrum of Benzene

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IN a recent letter to NATURE (Sept. 7, 1929), Shapiro has pointed out that Riemann's wave numbers for the fluorescence spectrum of benzene (Ann. d. Phys. 80, 43; 1926) could be expressed by formulæ of the type ν = 37494 + 921n′ − 998n1″ − b n2″ where b takes the values 0, 600, 855, and 1180 in four series and n′, n1″, and n2″ have appropriate small integral values.

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BLACK, I. The Tesla-Luminescent Spectrum of Benzene. Nature 125, 274 (1930). https://doi.org/10.1038/125274a0

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