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New Spectra of Water Vapour, Air, and Hydrogen in the Extreme Ultra-violet

Nature volume 110, pages 732–733 (1922)Cite this article

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AFTER reading of the excellent work of Prof. Wood on the extension of the Balmer series of hydrogen, I decided to investigate the Lyman series of hydrogen in a similar manner. In the process of this investigation, some results were found which I now describe.

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HOPFIELD, J. New Spectra of Water Vapour, Air, and Hydrogen in the Extreme Ultra-violet. Nature 110, 732–733 (1922). https://doi.org/10.1038/110732c0

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