The Rayleigh-Zeiss gas interferometer has found numerous applications in high-precision gas analysis. However, it requires preliminary calibration, and its accuracy is limited by the accu- racy of the calibration, even though the precision of reading be considerably greater. This interferometer and its uses have been described in detail by Haber and Lowe, 1 L. Stuckert, 2 L,. H. Adams, 3 and others. This type of gas interferometer measures the difference in refractivity of two samples of gas contained in two gas chambers which, in the laboratory type of apparatus, are ioo cm long.
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