A review is presented on vuv spectroscopy, discussing the optics necessary, instrumentation used in absorption and emission vuv, and measurement of wavelength and intensities. Finally, several applications of the technique of interest to the chemist are presented.
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Eastman Kodak Co., Rochester, New York, Emulsion 103-UV type.
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MilazzoG., “work in progress.”
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The most comprehensive books on electronic molecular spectra are, HerzbergG., Molecular Spectra and Molecular Structure, (D. Van Nostrand Company Inc., Princeton, 1950 and 1966), 2nd ed.Vols. I and III. For diatomic molecules a considerable amount of work has been published since the appearance of the Herzberg books. The first quoted is in our opinion still one of the best suited ones for introductory study of molecular spectroscopy.
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