Farbenzerstreuung des Lichts. Linsenbilder by R. Menzel

Physics wall chart with a prism splitting light into a spectrum and lens diagrams showing candle images with ray paths.

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A German physics wall chart titled Farbenzerstreuung des Lichts. Linsenbilder, attributed to R. Menzel and dated 1908, shows a prism splitting white light into a spectrum in Fig. 1 and convex and concave lens diagrams with candle flames in Figs. 2 to 4. The labelled ray paths and colour-coded spectrum are rendered in a flat, schematic style typical of school demonstration plates.

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