IN the course of some investigations on the electrical properties of helium at fairly high pressures (about 25 mm. mercury), it was found that, if the gas was excited in such a way as to produce ...

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WHEN helium at a pressure of about 25 mm. of mercury is excited in such a way as to produce the line spectrum and the band spectrum in comparable intensity, McCallum and Wills1 find that the band ...