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In the course of a spectroscopic investigation in which I have been for some time past engaged, a line spectrum, which so far as I was able to make out was unknown, has frequently presented itself upon my photographs. It appeared in May and June, 1894, under conditions which led me to call it, for the sake of convenience, “the low-pressure spectrum.”
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