Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Practical Exercises in Light: Being a Laboratory Course for Schools of Science and Colleges
With the single exception of the spectrometer, the apparatus is of the simplest description, and, with the instructions sup plied, students and teachers should have no difficulty in preparing it for themselves. Since a large number of sets of the apparatus, necessary for the experiments described, can be made at a small cost, the study of Light should become more popular than it is in Schools of Science and other institutions where Physics is studied practically.
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