Abstract

The high-dispersion absorption spectrum of Ag i has been photographed in the 1540–1850 Å region. Observations include the $5s^2{S}_{1/2}-np{²P}_{3/2,1/2}^{°}$ transitions for n =7 through n =71, the $5s{²S}_{1/2}-4d^{9}5s5p{⁴P}_{3/2,1/2}^{°}$, ${⁴F}_{3/2}^{°},{²D}_{3/2}^{°},{⁴D}_{1/2}^{°}$ transitions, and the electric-quadrupole transitions 5s²S_1/2–nd²D_3/2,5/2 for n = 1 through n = 12. The ionization potential of Ag i determined from the np²P° series is 61106. 56 ± 0. 06 cm⁻¹.

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Absorption spectrum of Au i between 1300 and 1900 Å

C. M. Brown and M. L. Ginter
J. Opt. Soc. Am. 68(2) 243-246 (1978)

Absorption spectrum of Sn i between 1580 and 2040 Å

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Absorption spectrum of Pb i between 1350 and 2041 Å

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