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Isotope shifts have been observed in the first three spectra of boron, with separated isotopes. On the assumption that the total observed shift consists only of the (exactly calculable) normal mass effect and a specific mass effect, the results are as follows (a positive sign indicating a shift of B¹¹ toward the violet relative to B¹⁰): where the calculated specific shift, Δσs,calc is based on hydrogen-like wave functions of the Hughes-Eckart type.
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Edward W. Burke (1955) studied this question.
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