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Two photographs, taken with a deep expansion chamber, showing cosmic-ray tracks in oxygen

Two photographs, taken with a deep expansion chamber Two photographs, taken with a deep expansion chamber, showing cosmic-ray tracks in oxygen
Two photographs, taken with a deep expansion chamber Two photographs, taken with a deep expansion chamber, showing cosmic-ray tracks in oxygen

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Two photographs, taken with a deep expansion chamber
Evan James Williams. Enquiries to Science Museum, London

Evan James Williams. Enquiries to Science Museum, London

Two photographs, taken with a deep expansion chamber, showing cosmic-ray tracks in oxygen

Black and white photographic print, taken with a deep expansion chamber, showing the tracks of fast beta-rays from radium E

Black and white photographic print, taken with a deep expansion chamber, showing the tracks of fast beta-rays from radium E

1935-1937
Black and white photographic print, taken with a deep expansion chamber, showing cosmic-ray tracks in oxygen

Black and white photographic print, taken with a deep expansion chamber, showing cosmic-ray tracks in oxygen

1935-1937

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Category:
Nuclear Physics
Object Number:
1937-339
type:
photographs
credit:
Dr. E.J. Williams

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