Three multiplets, all far in the ultra-violet, are tabulated for ionized vanadium by Meggers, Kiess, and Walters,[306] and two of them are within the range of Rowland’s table. All the lines of these, the

and

multiplets, have been satisfactorily identified with solar lines. The strength of the ultimate lines of ionized vanadium, which occur in the multiplet last named, is a little greater, in the solar spectrum, than that of the strongest lines of the neutral atom, at 4379, which are also ultimate lines.

The following tabulation contains, in the same form as [Table XI], the data respecting the two multiplets which are identified in the solar spectrum.

[TABLE XII]

SeriesWave-Lenght Int. Cl. Attribution Int. Wave-Lenght
3727.34820-13727.488
3760.2305-13760.364
3718.1633-3718.291
3750.87315-23751.015
3778.3593-(Fe33778.463)
3743.633-(Cr137243.726)
3770.9761023771.116
*3093.1040III Er3093.229
3121.14420IV EV43121.270
*3102.30140III ErV33102.404
3145.35--33145.484
3126.22125IV EV, Fe53126.319
*3110.71030III ErTi, V?3110.810
3145.9795V ErZr13146.091
3130.27025III EV33130.380
*3118.38230III ErV33118.498
3145.34410IV E33145.484
3133.33620III EV23133.449
*3125.28640III Er53125.399

CHROMIUM (24)

The lines of chromium were classified by Catalan,[307] and those which occur in the sun are comprised in the following multiplets:[308]