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<p>[QUOTE="QuincyAK10, post: 324217, member: 6159"]"In the February 1941 meeting of the optical Society of America, it was announced that <i><b>Corning</b></i> 5120 <i><b>didymium glass</b></i> filters were available from NBS for calibrating the wavelength scale of spectrophotometers " Spectrophotometers use light absorbance to measure concentrations of solutions...50+ years of teaching science doesn't normally come in handy in the antique field <img src="styles/default/xenforo/smilies/smile.png" class="mceSmilie" alt=":)" unselectable="on" />[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="QuincyAK10, post: 324217, member: 6159"]"In the February 1941 meeting of the optical Society of America, it was announced that [I][B]Corning[/B][/I] 5120 [I][B]didymium glass[/B][/I] filters were available from NBS for calibrating the wavelength scale of spectrophotometers " Spectrophotometers use light absorbance to measure concentrations of solutions...50+ years of teaching science doesn't normally come in handy in the antique field :)[/QUOTE]
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