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IN NATURE of Dec. 21, 1929 (vol. 124, p. 946), W. Linnik describes a complete spectral diagram1 of quartz produced by a conical X-ray pencil, which pencil is obtained by the movement in two directions of a narrow pencil about a point. The rays reflected from inside the crystal come out on the side of the crystal opposite the source of rays and fall on a photographic plate. A screen is moved with the ray and prevents the direct unreflected pencil from falling on the plate.
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H. Seemann, Physik. Zeitschr., 20, 169–175; 1919.
H. Seemann, Ann. Physik, 53, 461–491; 1917.
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SEEMANN, H., KANTOROWICZ, O. & SCHOTZKY, K. Complete Spectral Diagrams of Crystals. Nature 125, 853 (1930). https://doi.org/10.1038/125853a0
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