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A Stroboscopic Mercury Vapour Light Source

Nature volume 169, page 326 (1952)Cite this article

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Beeson and Webb1 have recently described a xenon discharge lamp for optical systems which is capable of either continuous or flash operation.

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  1. Beeson, E. J. G., and Webb, A. A., Nature, 168, 1038 (1951).

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FRANKL, E. A Stroboscopic Mercury Vapour Light Source. Nature 169, 326 (1952). https://doi.org/10.1038/169326a0

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