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Spectra of Flames supported by Active Nitrogen
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Spectra of Flames supported by Active Nitrogen

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  • J. W. LINNETT1 

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Abstract

WHEN organic substances are introduced into a stream of active nitrogen, a luminous reaction zone is observed, closely resembling the atomic flames given by hydrogen and oxygen. The spectra of these luminous reaction zones have been photographed on ‘Ilford Zenith’ plates, using a ‘Hilger’ medium quartz spectrometer and exposure times of 4–6 hr.

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JENNINGS, K., LINNETT, J. Spectra of Flames supported by Active Nitrogen. Nature 180, 1272 (1957). https://doi.org/10.1038/1801272a0

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