| DCS # | DEMONSTRATION | REFERENCE | ABSTRACT |
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| 6F30.00 | Dispersion | | |
| 6F30.10 | dispersion curve of a prism | PIRA 1000 | |
| 6F30.10 | dispersion curve of a prism | 35-5.4 | Light passes through a grating and then through a second slit at right angles and a prism generating a dispersion curve in color on the screen. |
| 6F30.15 | deviation with no dispersion | Oj-7 | Light passed through oppositely pointed crown and flint glass prisms adjusted to give light deviated in two directions but with no dispersion. |
| 6F30.20 | dispersion with no deviation | Oj-8 | Light passes through prisms of crown and flint glass adjusted to give two beams of the same dispersion but different deviation. |
| 6F30.30 | anomalous dispersion of fuchsin | 35-5.1 | Overcoming the difficulties of showing anomalous dispersion with fuchsin. |
| 6F30.30 | anomalous dispersion of sodium | 35-5.2 | An absorption cell for the anomalous dispersion of sodium is described. Diagrams, Construction details in appendix, p.1354. |
| 6F30.31 | bending dark absorption line of Na | 35-5.3 | When salt is heated on a flame in the path of a narrow beam of light before dispersion, the edges of the spectrum close to the dark band bend up or down. |
| 6F30.50 | optical ceramics: dispersion | AJP 56(10),948 | A custom fabricated prism made from LaSFN-9 glass shows a cutoff between transmission and total internal reflection that can be tuned through the visible spectrum by turning the prism. |