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D'Arrest, indeed, protested against it, and Ångström, in 1868, substituted atmospheric quality for mere colour as a criterion of age and temperature. His lead was followed by Lockyer in 1873, and by Vogel in 1874.
"No, Chet; it isn't enough to beat you if you just throw away that crying towel and start fighting. They made one mistake that's going to wreck them." "What's that, Frank?" Pelton brightened, by about one angstrom unit. "The timing, of course!" Cardon told him, impatiently. "I thought you'd see that, at once. This telecast comes on at twenty-one hundred.
It is just to add, that Kirchhoff was unacquainted, when he undertook his investigation, either with the experiment of Foucault or the speculation of Stokes. For C. J. Ångström, on the other hand, perhaps somewhat too much has been claimed in the way of anticipation. His Optical Researches appeared at Upsala in 1853, and in their English garb two years later.
Precisely what this implies and involves we do not know; but the symptoms of its occurrence are probably altogether different from those gathered by Sir Norman Lockyer from the collation of celestial spectra. A. J. Ångström of Upsala takes rank after Kirchhoff as a subordinate founder, so to speak, of solar spectroscopy.
His son, KNUT JOHAN ÅNGSTRÖM, was born at Upsala on the 12th of January 1857, and studied at the university of that town from 1877 to 1884. After spending a short time in Strassburg he was appointed lecturer in physics at Stockholm University in 1885, but in 1891 returned to Upsala, where in 1896 he became professor of physics.
Ångström and Thalén pushed the coincidences to 450 for iron, while, according to the same excellent investigators, the following numbers express the coincidences, in the case of the respective metals to which they are attached: Calcium 75 Barium 11 Magnesium 4 Manganese 57 Titanium 118 Chromium 18 Nickel 33 Cobalt 19 Hydrogen 4 Aluminium 2 Zinc 2 Copper 7
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