1958Journal of the Optical Society of AmericaRequires access

New Lines in the Spectra of Zirconium

William E. W. Howe

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Two-hundred and twenty-four new atomic zirconium lines are found in the region between 6100 and 6500 A. Fifty-four are attributed to transitions between previously determined terms of neutral zirconium, Zr i. One is attributed to known terms of singly ionized zirconium, Zr ii.

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Two-hundred and twenty-four new atomic zirconium lines are found in the region between 6100 and 6500 A. Fifty-four are attributed to transitions between previously determined terms of neutral zirconium, Zr i. One is attributed to known terms of singly ionized zirconium, Zr ii.

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Two-hundred and twenty-four new atomic zirconium lines are found in the region between 6100 and 6500 A. Fifty-four are attributed to transitions between previously determined terms of neutral zirconium, Zr i. One is attributed to known terms of singly ionized zirconium, Zr ii.

Key concepts: Zirconium, Spectral line, Zirconium alloy, Materials science, Ionization, Chemistry, Physics, Ion

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