Abstract

The ultraviolet spark spectra of elements of atomic numbers 43 and 61 were determined using uranium fission product materials. The limits of detectability and wave-length of the most sensitive lines are given for use in qualitative detection of these elements.

© 1949 Optical Society of America

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