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November 1, 1914Bulletin of the Bureau of StandardsOpen Access

Measurements on standards of radiation in absolute value

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One of the chief needs in the measurement of radiant energ>^is a convenient standard against which the radiometer may be cali- brated.

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W. W. Coblentz (1914) studied this question.

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