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Spectral photoelectric sensitivity of silver sulphide and several other substances / by W.W. Coblentz, associate physicist, H. Kahler, laboratory assistant, Bureau of Standards. Issued September 19, 1919.

Main Author:	Coblentz, William W. 1873-1962.
Other Authors:	Kahler, Herbert, 1896-
Language(s):	English
Published:	Washington, D.C. : U.S. Dept. of Commerce, Bureau of Standards : 1919.
Subjects:	Photoelectric measurements. Electric resistance. Silver sulfide.
Note:	Running title: Photoelectric sensitivity. Issued as part of Scientific Papers of the Bureau of Standards, Volume 15, 1919-20.
Physical Description:	p. 231-249 : ill., diagrs. ; 25 cm.
Original Format:	Book
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