Abstract
Each strong line (Pb206O) in the band spectrum emitted by a uranium lead arc in air is represented by three lines (Pb208,207,206O with relative intensities in agreement with Aston) in the band spectrum from an ordinary lead arc. The first and second orders of a 21 ft. Rowland grating were used to make this comparison. The observed separations between corresponding band lines of isotopic molecules are in good agreement with the theory of the isotope effect in band spectra with PbO as the emitter.