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IN a previous communication1, I made known the successful preparation of a soft-soda glass containing 0.01 per cent of iron oxide and with excellent transmission at 2537 A., even though previous workers had found zero transmission at this wave-length through soft-soda glasses with the same iron oxide content2.
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Stanworth, J. E., Nature, 161, 856 (1948). It should be noted that the letters a and b on the curves were accidentally interchanged in this earlier communication.
See, for example, Starkie, D., and Turner, W. E. S., J. Soc. Glass Tech., 12, 324 (1928) and 15, 365 (1931).
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STANWORTH, J. Transmission of Bactericidal Radiation through Glass. Nature 165, 724–725 (1950). https://doi.org/10.1038/165724a0
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