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The Absorption Spectrum as a Quantitative Test for Mercury Vapor in Air

In order to test the mercury vapor content of the air in a laboratory, the absorption spectrum of this vapor is compared with a set of calibration spectra. With a simple apparatus (``medium size'' quartz one‐prism spectrograph) vapor pressures far below the toxic limit can be determined.

O. Oldenberg | K. C. Clark

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