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The solar lithium abundance

I: Observations of the solar lithium feature at λ6707.8 Å

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A detailed observational study of the solar photospheric lithium feature has been carried out with emphasis on center-limb observations, continuum location, possible effects of telluric lines, effects of blending by atomic and molecular lines, and decomposition of the solar spectrum around λ6707 Å.

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Visiting Astronomer, Solar Division, Kitt Peak National Observatory.

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Brault, J.W., Müller, E.A. The solar lithium abundance. Sol Phys 41, 43–52 (1975). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00152954

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