10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «REFRANGIBLE»
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Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London
64'35 68'65 71'32 75'84 79'13 8439 8828 89'69 9535 9748 l00'33 10279 10-5'92
l08'48 111'79 11452 116'42 119-91 12205 More refrangible edge or marking of
band, in continuous spectrum, 22nd band More refrangible edge or marking of ...
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Philosophical Transactions: Mathematical and physical ...
T ' Remarks. of an inch. , 1 6435 More refrangible edge or marking of band, in
continuous spectrum, 21751 45975 i 4593, PbO, M. 22nd band 6865 More
refrangible edge or marking of band, in continuous spectrum, 22179 45085 i 23rd
band 1 ...
Royal Society (Great Britain), 1895
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Opticks: Or, A Treatise of the Reflections, Refractions, ...
nearer to the Object-glass than the Focus of the least refrangible ones, by about
the X74th part of the distance between the Object-glass and the Focus of the
mean refrangible ones. And if Rays of all forts , flowing from any one lucid point in
the ...
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Philosophia britannica: or, A new & comprehensive system of ...
will have their Images form'd by a Lens at very * different Distances in its Axis,
especially in Ex- 310 45' 2" sr GDK, the Angle of Refraction of the least
refrangible Rays ; and EDK-EDF= 300 44' 58" = EDK, the Angle of Refraction of
the most ...
thing happens at the more refrangible edge of the other absorption of Mg at 500,
as Dunér's figures show. Less refrangible edge. More refrangible sharp edge. 8
502 496 in a Herculis. Band 8(absorption 501 496 in p Persei. of Mg) . 2503 496
...
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Isaaci Newtoni Opera Quæ Exstant Omnia. Commentariis ...
Now if you subduct the common sine of incidence, 50, from the sines of refraction,
77 and 78; thesiremainders, 27 and 28, shew that in small refractions the
refraction of the least refrangible rays is to the refraction of the most refrangible
ones ...
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Journal of Natural Philosophy, Chemistry and the Arts
mixture of blue and yellow circles, equally refrangible. Now this is simple, arid
conformable to the other phænomena of the spectrum ; for is rays of the fame
denomination of colour be differently refrangible, it is not unreasonable to
suppose, ...
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Isaaci Newtoni Opera quae exstant omnia
Now if you subduct the common fine of incidence, 50, from the sines of refraction,
77 and 78 ; the remainders, 27 and 28, shew that in small refractions the
refraction of the least refrangible rays is to the refraction of the most refrangible
ones as ...
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A Journal of Natural Philosophy, Chemistry and the Arts
On the Number of the Primitive Colorific Rays in Solar Light. mixture of blue and
yellow circles, equally refrangible. Now this is simple, and conformable to the
other phænomena of the spectrum ; for if rays of the fame denomination of colour
be ...
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The Optical Papers of Isaac Newton: The optical lectures, ...
... since they are reciprocals. Let J be the sine'34' of incidence opposjte 0f a from
glass into air, P the sine of refraction of the most refrangible rays, R refracting
surface'321 that of the mean refrangible ones, and T that of the least refrangible.
Sir Isaac Newton, Alan Elihu Shapiro, 1984
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