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Richardson, Burt (1932) Photoelectric measurements (made during the summer of 1930) of the penetration of light (wave-length 2,900 to 4,800 Ångström Units) in sea-water, and the results of laboratory photoelectric measurements (made during the summer of 1931) of the absorption-coefficient of sea-water. Transactions, American Geophysical Union, 13 (1) 225 doi:10.1029/tr013i001p00225

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TitlePhotoelectric measurements (made during the summer of 1930) of the penetration of light (wave-length 2,900 to 4,800 Ångström Units) in sea-water, and the results of laboratory photoelectric measurements (made during the summer of 1931) of the absorption-coefficient of sea-water
JournalTransactions, American Geophysical Union
AuthorsRichardson, BurtAuthor
Year1932Volume13
Issue1
PublisherAmerican Geophysical Union (AGU)
DOIdoi:10.1029/tr013i001p00225
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Full ReferenceRichardson, Burt (1932) Photoelectric measurements (made during the summer of 1930) of the penetration of light (wave-length 2,900 to 4,800 Ångström Units) in sea-water, and the results of laboratory photoelectric measurements (made during the summer of 1931) of the absorption-coefficient of sea-water. Transactions, American Geophysical Union, 13 (1) 225 doi:10.1029/tr013i001p00225
Plain TextRichardson, Burt (1932) Photoelectric measurements (made during the summer of 1930) of the penetration of light (wave-length 2,900 to 4,800 Ångström Units) in sea-water, and the results of laboratory photoelectric measurements (made during the summer of 1931) of the absorption-coefficient of sea-water. Transactions, American Geophysical Union, 13 (1) 225 doi:10.1029/tr013i001p00225
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