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Some sixty lines of the vacuum spark spectrum of antimony have been classified as transitions between the following terms of Sb III: (s²5p)²P, (s²6p)²P, (s²6s)²S, (s²7s)²S, (s²8s)²S, (s²5d)²D, (s²6d)²D, (s²4f)²F, (s²5f)²F, (s²5g)²G, (s²6g)²G, (s5p²)⁴P, ²D, ²S, ²P and (5p³)⁴S. Corresponding to the deepest term value an ionization potential of approximately 24.7 volts is calculated. A note on SN II gives the terms ⁴P and ²S from the ((s5p²)) configuration and new value for the terms: (s²7s)²S, (s²8s)²S, (s²7d)²D and (s²6f)²F.
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