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lecture hall by using large sheets of the grating material with various light sources. Materials. One 15-W fluorescent tube mounted vertically, with necessary sock-.
This author submits his strategy for demonstrating both continuous and discontinuous spectra to 350 students in a large lecture hall using large sheets of grating ...
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