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    English: An abstract optical study capturing the visible light spectrum emitted by a 120V 40W filament Edison bulb. The symmetrical rainbow diffraction patterns were created by positioning diffraction grating glasses directly in front of a Canon lens, revealing the splitting of the bulb's light into its component wavelengths.
    Date 09/30/2024
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    Author K.v.bauschlicher

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    Visible light spectrum of a filament Edison bulb

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