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THE spectrum of ionised potassium has been studied by many scientists by exciting the vapour with the condensed spark, electrodeless ring discharge, and electronic impacts. I have been recently studying the spectrum emitted by potassium burning in chlorine at normal pressure spontaneously, and have obtained the following interesting results.
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RAMDAS, L. The Spectrum of Potassium Excited During its Spontaneous Combination with Chlorine. Nature 115, 533–534 (1925). https://doi.org/10.1038/115533c0
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