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Robert Thalén

Swedish physicist
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  • Anders Jonas Ångström

    He and his collaborator Robert ThalĂ©n measured the spectral lines of many chemical elements, both in the solar spectrum and in the laboratory. Ångström and ThalĂ©n’s work soon became authoritative. However, Ångström suspected that their work contained a systematic error, and it was not until 1884, 10 years after


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    He and his collaborator Robert ThalĂ©n measured the spectral lines of many chemical elements, both in the solar spectrum and in the laboratory. Ångström and ThalĂ©n’s work soon became authoritative. However, Ångström suspected that their work contained a systematic error, and it was not until 1884, 10 years after


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