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IN consequence of reading your note in NATURE of September 27, on M. Gustave le Bon's paper on various forms of phosphorescence, the following experiments were tried. A surface, previously dark, of the sulphide of calcium, was exposed to the radiation of a blackened vessel of boiling water; this gave no decisive result.
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M, A. Simple Experiments on Phosphorescence. Nature 62, 599–600 (1900). https://doi.org/10.1038/062599e0
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