Two drawings of Townsend's method of determining e (189

Made:
1945-1948

Two drawings of John Sealy Townsend's method of determining e (1897), by Science Museum Draughtsman, South Kensington, London, England, 1945-1948

Drawing of John Sealy Townsend's method of determining e (1897)

Drawing of John Sealy Townsend's method of determining e (1897)

1945-1948
Drawing of John Sealy Townsend's method of determining e (1897)

Drawing of John Sealy Townsend's method of determining e (1897)

1945-1948

Details

Category:
Nuclear Physics
Object Number:
1948-71
Materials:
cardboard and paper (fibre product)
type:
drawing - visual work
credit:
Science Museum Draughtsman

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