Of the six multiplets of ionized chromium tabulated by Meggers, Kiess, and Walters,[311] only two are within the measured range of the solar spectrum, but every line in these two multiplets accords satisfactorily in wave-length and intensity with a line in Rowland’s table. The ultimate lines are in the neighborhood of 2800, and are therefore unattainable. The lines, and the solar intensities, are contained in the appended table.

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SeriesWave-Lenght Int. Attribution Int. Wave-Lenght
3328.34313328.487
3336.335Cr23336.477
3324.0633324.19
3339.8010Co, Cr33339.932
3347.836Cr33347.970
3342.5810Cr33342.717
3358.5010Ti, Cr43358.649
3368.0420Cr, -?3368.193
3132.0420-, Cr43132.169
3124.9720Cr43125.109
3147.225Cr33147.350
3120.3615Cr, -33120.481
3136.695Cr, Co33136.822
3159.10103159.225
3118.6510Cr, -23118.764
3128.685Cr, -23128.819
3145.07223145.251

MANGANESE (25)

The lines of manganese are conspicuous in stellar spectra, and all the classified lines[312] within the range of Rowland’s table are found in the solar spectrum, namely the multiplets

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