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Studies in medical spectroscopy

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Dublin Journal of Medical Science (1872-1920)

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  1. For a good account of it, see Suffolk’s Spectrum Analysis applied to Microscopical Observation. London: John Browning. 1873. Or Carpenter on the Microscope. Fifth edition.

  2. Roscoe’s Lectures on Spectrum Analysis. Third edition. Lockyer—The Spectroscope and its Applications. Nature Series. 1873. Lommel—Optics and Light. International Scientific Series. 1875.

  3. See Deschanel, Lommel, Ganot, Roscoe, &c.,loc. cit., Lectures on Spectrum Analysis. Third edition. Lockyer—The Spectroscope and its Applications. Nature Series. 1873. Lommel—Optics and Light. International Scientific Series. 1875. for fuller information.

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  41. See Dr. Walter G. Smith on “Some New Tests for Bile Pigment.” Dub. Jour. Med. Sci., Dec., 1876. P. 449.

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MacMunn, C.A. Studies in medical spectroscopy. The Dublin Journal of Medical Science 63, 515–528 (1877). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02970662

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