原创力文档Series Spectra of Silver-Lake Atoms
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equation (4) gives f = 0.56, which is a possible value, but still improbably
small.
(d) If effects (b) and (c) coexist, f may be as large as 0.78, which is
quite a reasonable value.
None of the remaining factors in equation (4) seem capable of much
alteration or are able to account for the necessary value of f.
From this study we are, therefore, driven to two very important con-
clusions in the theory of the mercury arc: (1) Langmuirs theory that
electrons are drawn
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