Photographic print, showing the formation of a new isotope of helium by bombarding heavy hydrogen with deuterons

Made:: 1937 in Cambridge

photographer:: Philip Ivor Dee

supplier:: Cavendish Laboratory

Black and white photographic print
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Black and white photographic print, showing the formation of a new isotope of helium by bombarding heavy hydrogen with deuterons (from a photo lent by Prof. C.T.R. Wilson, F.R.S.), by Philip Ivor Dee at the Cavendish Laboratory, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England, 1937

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Category:: Nuclear Physics

Object Number:: 1937-596

Materials:: paper (fibre product)

Measurements:: overall: 2 mm x 130 mm x 200 mm, 0.01 kg

type:: black-and-white print - photograph

credit:: Dee, P.J.

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Photographic print, showing the formation of a new isotope of helium by bombarding heavy hydrogen with deuterons

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