Line Tables

These tables give observed air wavelengths for the 2000-20000 Å range for spectra other than Fr I. Outside of the 2000-20000 Å range, the wavelengths are vacuum wavelengths. Lines of Fr I are extrapolated vacuum wavelengths from known energy levels. All observed lines are from NIST ASD. All energy level information is from NIST ASD. Wavelengths from MIT Wavelength Tables have been omitted as this publication appears to still be under copyright. However, in some cases, the exact same wavelength is given by NIST and MIT; in that case, the line is included.

Line intensities have been adjusted in the visible region to match photographed visible spectra. Line intensities of Rn have been adjusted to match the Grotrian diagram of Rn I. Line intensities in the infrared and ultraviolet are less reliable, but every effort was made to estimate them as accurately as possible. The elements He, O, Cl, Ar, Kr, and Xe have had their NIR lines photographed out to roughly 11000 Å. The intensities of the "brightest" several IR lines of each of these elements, in the 7000-10000 Å range, can be trusted. For the range of 3800-8000 Å, estimated visual brightnesses (EVB) are given. A dash in either of the intensity columns means the line intensity would be less than one relative to other lines of the same spectrum.

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H

He

Li

Be

B

C

N

O

F

Ne

Na

Mg

Al

Si

P

S

Cl

Ar

K

Ca

Sc

Ti

V

Cr

Mn

Fe

Co

Ni

Cu

Zn

Ga

Ge

As

Se

Br

Kr

Rb

Sr

Y

Zr

Nb

Mo

Tc

Ru

Rh

Pd

Ag

Cd

In

Sn

Sb

Te

I

Xe

Cs

Ba

La

Ce

Pr

Nd

Pm

Sm

Eu

Gd

Tb

Dy

Ho

Er

Tm

Yb

Lu

Hf

Ta

W

Re

Os

Ir

Pt

Au

Hg

Tl

Pb

Bi

Po

At

Rn

Fr

Ra

Ac

Th

Pa

U

Np

Pu

Am

Cm

Bk

Cf

Es

Fm

Md

No

Lr

Rf

Db

Sg

Bh

Hs

Mt

Ds

Rg

Cn

Nh

Fl

Mc

Lv

Ts

Og

Entire Range | 2000-10000 Å | Visible Region | Si CCD/CMOS Region | Thermal IR | Vacuum UV
Specific Wavelength (rounded):  Å  nm
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λ, Å	E.	Sp.#	Rel.Int.	EVB	Lower Config	Lower Term+J	Lower Level	Upper Config	Upper Term+J	Upper Level
6093.09	Pr	II	65	45	4f3.(4I°).5d	3K°7	11794.38	4f3.(4I°).6p	5I8	28201.95
6096.28	Pr	I	70	48
6106.72	Pr	II	105	73	4f3.(4I°).5d	°4	9128.67	4f3.(4I°).6p?	5	27198.24
6109.08	Pr	I	105	73
6114.38	Pr	II	240	170	4f3.(4I°).5d	3K°8	13373.61	4f3.(4I°).6p?	8	29723.97
6118.02	Pr	I	135	93
6122.15	Pr	I	105	69
6141.51	Pr	II	55	35	4f3.(4I°).5d	5H°5	9378.63	4f3.(4I°).6p	5I6	25656.69
6148.23	Pr	I	4	3
6148.24	Pr	II	70	45	4f3.(4I°).5d	°6	11749.49	4f3.(4I°).6p?	7	28009.8
6157.82	Pr	II	10	8	4f3.(4I°).5d	3K°6	10163.47	4f3.(4I°).6p?	6	26398.52
6160.24	Pr	III	165	110
6161.18	Pr	II	165	104	4f3.(4I°).5d	5I°5	8489.87	4f3.(4I°).6p	5I5	24716.04
6161.22	Pr	III	50	31
6165.38	Pr	I	6	4
6165.94	Pr	II	150	92	4f3.(4I°).5d	5I°4	7446.43	4f3.(4I°).6p	5I4	23660.2
6187.96	Pr	I	40	25
6195.05	Pr	III	10	7
6195.63	Pr	III	225	137
6197.45	Pr	II	4	2	4f3.(4I°).5d	5H°6	10729.75	4f3.(4I°).6p	5I7	26860.95
6200.81	Pr	II	4	3	4f3.(4I°).5d	5I°7	11005.57	4f3.(4I°).6p	5K8	27128
6205.63	Pr	II	2	1	4f3.(4I°).5d	5G°4	10116.63	4f3.(4I°).6p?	4	26226.56
6210.59	Pr	I	50	29
6212.73	Pr	I	165	100
6218.06	Pr	I	95	55
6236.8	Pr	I	4	2
6241.05	Pr	I	165	93
6244.35	Pr	II	195	111	4f3.(4I°).5d	5I°6	9646.67	4f3.(4I°).6p	5I6	25656.69
6255.1	Pr	II	5	3	4f3.(4I°).5d	3K°6	10163.47	4f3.(4I°).6p?	5	27198.24
6264.54	Pr	II	2	1	4f3.(4I°).5d	5H°7	12243.49	4f3.(4I°).6p	5I8	28201.95
6278.68	Pr	II	90	46	4f3.(4I°).5d	5I°6	9646.67	4f3.(4I°).6p	5K7	25569.19
6281.28	Pr	II	240	125	4f3.(4I°).5d	5H°3	7744.27	4f3.(4I°).6p	5I4	23660.2
6289.02	Pr	I	135	73
6298.01	Pr	I	1	1
6302.05	Pr	I	1	1
6302.35	Pr	II	95	48	4f3.(4I°).5d	°5	10535.83	4f3.(4I°).6p?	6	26398.52
6304.05	Pr	I	75	38
6305.23	Pr	II	85	42	4f3.(4I°).5d	5I°7	11005.57	4f3.(4I°).6p	5I7	26860.95
6310.36	Pr	III	20	9
6322.36	Pr	I	285	138
6343.88	Pr	I	95	44
6347.11	Pr	II	45	22	4f3.(4I°).5d	5G°6	12826.94	4f3.(4I°).6p?	3I?7	28577.79
6350.98	Pr	I	195	86
6357.2	Pr	I	95	42
6359.03	Pr	I	375	169
6361.65	Pr	III	9	4
6363.62	Pr	II	1	-	4f3.(4I°).5d	5G°3	9045	4f3.(4I°).6p?	4	26226.56
6377.61	Pr	I	45	20
6378.59	Pr	I	75	32
6389.57	Pr	I	75	31

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