Journal of the Franklin Institute, Volume 258Pergamon Press, 1954 Vols. 1-69 include more or less complete patent reports of the U. S. Patent Office for years 1825-1859. cf. Index to v. 1-120 of the Journal, p. [415] |
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Page 69
... particle inside the nucleus as 10 ° cm / sec . The physical picture we then obtain is the alpha particle in a constant state of mo- tion among the nucleons , making about 10 " traversals of the nucleus every second . Thus the alpha ...
... particle inside the nucleus as 10 ° cm / sec . The physical picture we then obtain is the alpha particle in a constant state of mo- tion among the nucleons , making about 10 " traversals of the nucleus every second . Thus the alpha ...
Page 392
... particle starts to gain energy , characterizes the condi- tion where the particle starts to spiral outwards , U./r < H , is character- istic of the case where it spirals inwards , and U./r H , is characteristic of the case where the ...
... particle starts to gain energy , characterizes the condi- tion where the particle starts to spiral outwards , U./r < H , is character- istic of the case where it spirals inwards , and U./r H , is characteristic of the case where the ...
Page 447
... particles as well as an indication of the extent to which multiple - particle events may be responsible for ionization pulses of magnitude greater than that which could be attributed to one singly- charged particle . It was hoped that ...
... particles as well as an indication of the extent to which multiple - particle events may be responsible for ionization pulses of magnitude greater than that which could be attributed to one singly- charged particle . It was hoped that ...
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