William W. Coblentz

Data on ultra-violet solar radiation and the solarization of window materials

A physical study of the firefly

Investigations of infra-red spectra

William W. Coblentz papers

Luminous radiation from a black body and the mechanical equivalent of light

Reflecting power of tungsten and stellite

Spectrophotoelectrial sensitivity of argentite (Ag₂S)

Emissivity of straight and helical filaments of tungsten

Publications by W.W. Coblentz, 1903-1935

Publications by W. W. Coblentz, 1903-1945

Absorption, reflection and dispersion constants of quartz

Reflecting power of monel metal, stellite, and zinc

Emissive tests of paints for decreasing or increasing heat radiation from surfaces

Glasses for protecting the eyes from injurious radiations

Instruments and methods used in radiometry

Present status of the constants and verification of the laws of thermal radiation of a uniformly heated inclosure

A portable vacuum thermopile

Man's place in a superphysical world

Supplementary investigations of infra-red spectra

Spectrophotoelectric sensitivity of thalofide

Spectrophotoelectrical sensitivity of proustite

Methods for computing and intercomparing radiation data

Spectroradiometric investigation of the transmission of various substances, II

Spectral-transmissive properties and use of colored eye-protective glasses

Ultra-violet reflecting power of some metals and sulphides

Relative sensibility of the average eye to light of different colors and some practical applications to radiation problems

Some new thermoelectrical and actinoelectrical properties of molybdenite

Transmissive properties of eye-protective glasses and other substances

Infra-red transmission and refraction data on standard lens and prism material

Positive and negative photoelectrical properties of molybdenite and several other substances

A new spectropyrheliometer and measurements of the component radiations from the sun and from a quartz-mercury vapor lamp

Constants of radiation of a uniformly heated inclosure

From the life of a researcher