Phosphorescence of photographic plates


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ABSTRACT I OBTAINED the following results, which are new to me, in the course of some experiments on the action of light on the salts of silver. Access through your institution Buy or


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FLUCTUATING ENVIRONMENTAL LIGHT LIMITS NUMBER OF SURFACES VISUALLY RECOGNIZABLE BY COLOUR Article Open access 22 January 2021 EFFICIENT QUANTIZATION OF PAINTING IMAGES BY RELEVANT COLORS


Article Open access 21 February 2023 PHOTOLUMINESCENCE AS A PROBE OF PHOSPHORENE PROPERTIES Article Open access 30 September 2021 REFERENCES * See _Astronomical Journal_, No. 318. Also Mr.


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