Abstract
THE occurrence of nitrogen in the sun is still an open question. No familiar lines, for example, λ3995, have yet been detected in the Fraunhofer spectrum, but the presence of the element is indicated by the cyanogen bands.
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SAHA, M. Nitrogen in the Sun. Nature 117, 268–269 (1926). https://doi.org/10.1038/117268b0
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