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Integration of Sunlight

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IN their letter on this subject in NATURE of Mar. 22, p. 447, Messrs. Teegan and Rendall refer to a photoelectrolytic method. The electrolytic method of integration does not appear to be very sensitive.

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DUFTON, A. Integration of Sunlight. Nature 125, 635–636 (1930). https://doi.org/10.1038/125635c0

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