A Photographic Study of Arc Spectra

A Photographic Study of Arc Spectra, by Caroline Willard Baldwin, presents a detailed exploration of arc spectra captured through photographic means. This historical scientific work, originally published in 1896, offers insights into the techniques and methodologies used in early spectroscopic analysis. Baldwin's study provides a valuable record of experimental physics and photographic practices of the late 19th century. The book showcases the application of photography as a tool for scientific observation and documentation, furthering our understanding of light and spectral analysis during this period. It remains relevant for those interested in the history of physics, spectroscopy, and photographic techniques.

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