Review of Scientific Instruments · 1938 · 37 citations · 6 references
Natural SciencesPhysicsInstrumentationOpticsSpectroscopyNear-infrared SpectroscopyOptical SpectroscopyFar-infrared InstrumentationPhotographic PaperSpectrographsSpectrometer Resolution
This spectrograph records upon sheets of photographic paper 20×30 inches in size, spectra lying in the range between 18μ and 200μ. Of this range, 9μ may be spread over a single record, or as much as 100μ may be covered, depending upon the gratings and the adjustments used. The spectrograph is a vacuum instrument of high resolving power, being capable of separating sharp lines somewhat closer than 0.5 cm−1 apart. Detailed drawings of its construction together with several records are shown and described. The recorded galvanometer deflections are usually adjusted to lie between 100 and 300 mm.
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The Far Infrared Spectrum of Water Vapor
H. M. Randall, David M. Dennison, Nathan Ginsburg et al. · Physical Review · 1937 · 244 citations
H. M. Randall, John Strong · Review of Scientific Instruments · 1931 · 41 citations · Full text
The Spectroscopy of the Far Infra-Red
H. M. Randall · Reviews of Modern Physics · 1938 · 40 citations
Natural Sciences, Chemistry, Physics +12
A PERIODIC RADIOMETER FOR ELIMINATING DRIFTS
F. A. Firestone · Review of Scientific Instruments · 1932 · 37 citations · Full text