INDEX.
Reading edition
Absorption by red, blue, and green glasses,53
Absorption of light in the earth's atmosphere, 67
Absorption, reference to law of,53
After-glow,74
Arc light,20
Artists and colours, 195
Balmain's paint,33
Black body,18
Blindness to green, 142
Blindness to red,79-142
Bromo-iodide of silver,136
Carbon poles,20
Carmine, light reflected from, 107
" template,106
Chlorophyll, green solution of,51
Collimating lens, focal length of,22
Colour, analysis of,52
Colour-blind, red and green,79 , 80
Colour-blindness,142-146, 157 , 159
Colour constants,15
Colour equations, formation of,147 , 148
Colour, extinction of, by white light,126
Colour mixtures,113
Colour patch apparatus,41-52
Colour sensation of the eye,202
Coloured discs, use of,189
Coloured glasses, measurement of,162
Colours, complementary of pigments,170-172
Colours, complementary of spectrum,167
Colours, how matched,156 , 157
Complementary colours, measurement of,173-178
Compound colours, definition of,16
Continuous spectrum,17
Contrast colours,196-200
Diffraction gratings,23
" spectra,24
Dimness and brightness of spectrum,29
Discs, spinning,182
Dust, particles of,62
Electric light, contrast colours in,197
Electric light, crater of positive pole of,20
Emerald green, light reflected from,94
Equations, colour,147
Essentials of spectrum,22
Extraction of colour by white light,126
Extraction of white light by colour,131
Eye, sensitiveness of,15
Fatigue of the retina,202
Fluorescence,31
Fundamental sensations,140
Gamboge, matching,189
Glass, light from sheet of,14
Glass prisms,21 , 22
Glow-worm,13
Green colour-blindness,142
Heating effect of radiation,38
Hue,15
Images, after,202
Images, persistence of, on retina,179
Impurity of simple colours,124
Indicator of sectors,48
Infra-red rays,32
" photography with,34
Insensitiveness of the yellow spot to green,118
Intensities of limelight, gaslight, and blue sky compared,110 , 121
Interference,58 , 59
Interference bands on soap film,60
Invisible spectrum, methods for showing existence of,32 , 33
Kœnig's curves,151
Kœnig's experiments,140
Law of the scattering by fine particles,66
Light from sun, imitation of,63
Light, quality of, illumining object,14
Light scattered,62
Limelight,19
Lines in solar spectrum,26
Luminosity,13
Luminosity, addition of one to another,85-87
Luminosity of colour,16
Luminosity of pigments, methods of determining,81 , 82
Luminosity of spectrum to normal-eyed and colour-blind persons,76-78
Luminosity of sun at different altitudes,69-71
Maxwell's colour-box,152 , 153
Maxwell's discs,184-186
Measurement of amount of light reflected by different pigments,88-92
Metals, light reflected from,100
Mock suns, cause of change of colour in,64
Molecular physics,54
Molecular swings,136 , 137
Monochromatic light,47
Negative images,203
Normal vision,77
Orange, finding luminosity of,190
Percentages of skylight, sunlight, and gaslight,110 , 111
Phosphorescence,32 , 56
Pigments, absorption by,57 , 58
Plan of forming spectrum,21
Polished and uneven surfaces,13
Primary colours, definition of,133- 135
Prism, Iceland spar,96
Prismatic spectrum into wave-lengths, conversion of,28
Prisms, drawback to use of,23
Prussian blue template,107
" " light reflected from,107
Purity of colour,16
Rays, infra-red,34
Rays, photography of dark,34
Rays, ultra-violet,34
Registering tint of pigments,116
" " colours,156
Retina, persistence of images on,179
Ritter's rays,32
Rood's colour scale,26
Rotating sectors,46
Scaling of spectrum,49
Sectors, rotating,46
Simple colours, how obtained,112 , 113
Slits placed in spectrum,113
Soap-bubbles,58 , 59
Soap-films,59
Spectrum, absorption of,51 , 52
Spectrum of sunlight,18
Sun, mock,64
Sunset clouds,68 , 69 , 72 , 73
Sunset sky,72 , 73
Thermopile, heating effects of,36
Thermopile, principle of,35
Ultramarine, light reflected from,95
Ultra-violet rays,31
Vermilion, light reflected from,93
Vibrations of rays per second,55
Violet bands, brightness of,21
Visible and invisible parts of spectrum,30
Water, particles of,62
Wave-length of lines in solar spectrum,26
White light and contrast colours,200-202
White light, extinction of by colour,131
White light, formation of by mixture of yellow and blue,125
White light, how made,114 , 115 , 119-123
White light, impression of,81
Yellow and blue make white,125
Yellow, chrome, luminosity of,191
Yellow spot,117
Young-Helmholtz theory,138
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