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WHILE arranging some experiments on the interference of light for class illustration at the Working Men's College, Melbourne, with a friend, Mr. Wilfred Kernot, of this city, we came across a method of showing Newton's Rings which I have not seen described, and which may be new to some of your readers, though probably any who have had to arrange the experiments for themselves will have come across it.
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SMITH, B. Newton's Rings. Nature 43, 55–56 (1890). https://doi.org/10.1038/043055f0
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