XXXVI.Some new regularities in atomic spectra

The first spectrum of antimony

“…The first quantum interpreations of Sb I levels were made practically simultaneously by McLennan and McLay [37] and by Malurkar (38]. Both conjectured the first 5 -levels to be 4SI~' 2DI~' 2D2%, 2PO %, 2PI~ (arising from the electron configuration 58 2 5p3) and the next 5 levels as ·po~, ·PI%, 2PO~' 4P2%, 2PI% (the lowest from 58 2 5p 2 68).…”

First spectrum of arsenic

“…The first regulariLies among arsenic lin es were discover ed in 1894 by Kayscr and Runge (17) , who found 20 ultraviolet lines to b e conn ected by wavenumber differences of 461 and McLay (18) interpreted these constant differenccs as intcrvals bctween five low-energy ocldlevels, namely 481%1 2D 1%, 2D~%, 2P8 Y2 , 2P jY2' arising from the electron configuration 48 2 4p 3. Naturally, the separations of these five levels were exploited in each subsequent attempt to extend the analysis of the As!…”

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An analysis of vari a nce for the top sieve takes the following form (for terminology, see any standard text on the analysi s of variance, for example [18]):

Analysis of variance including all four knockers

Analysis of variance omitting K 4 (no knocker )[The value of P for significance a t the 5-percent level is about 10 and at the [The value of F for significance a t t he 5-percent level is abo ut 20 and at the \' I-percent level abou t 30.] l·percent level abou t 100.

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“…An analysis of vari a nce for the top sieve takes the following form (for terminology, see any standard text on the analysi s of variance, for example [18]):…”