The Spectroscope and Its Applications

The Spectroscope and its Applications is a classic work of scientific literature, written by Norman Lockyer, one of the leading scientists of the Victorian era. The book explains the principles of the spectroscope, an instrument used for analyzing the light emitted by different sources, and describes its many applications in fields as diverse as astronomy, chemistry, and physics. Lockyer's book is a fascinating insight into the cutting-edge science of the late nineteenth century.

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