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Authors: Tzimon Barto
My study concerns the elusive patterns of the chemical elements' spectral lines as they appear in the region of that spectrum visible to the naked eye.A musical chromatic scale is superimposed over the standard system measuring the frequencies of each element's spectra.The interval between the base of the measurement - "0" - and that area on the chromatic scale where the intensity of an element's spectra is at its weakest and at its strongest provide the clues necessary for determining a pattern ultimately found in 90 out of the 98 naturally occurring elements. My short paper on the subject reveals exactly how this conclusion is reached. The data I used are tables provided by the NIST Atomic Spectra Database and NIST Standard Reerence Database.
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