Selection of 29 photographs showing stills from the animated film, ‘Atomic Physics’, made by Gaumont-British Instructional Limited at Borehamwood studios in 1947
Black and white photographic print (1of 29) of diagram, titled ‘Cockcroft & Walton’s apparatus’ from still taken from the animated film, ‘Atomic Physics’, made by Gaumont-British Instructional Limited at Borehamwood studios in 1947
Black and white photographic print (1of 29) of diagram, titled ‘Professor Einstein’, from still taken from the animated film, ‘Atomic Physics’, made by Gaumont-British Instructional Limited at Borehamwood studios in 1947
Black and white photographic print (1of 29), titled ‘Cockcroft & Walton’s voltage quadrupler for atomic bombardment’, close-up from still taken from the animated film, ‘Atomic Physics’, made by Gaumont-British Instructional Limited at Borehamwood studios in 1947
Black and white photographic print (1of 29), titled ‘Cockcroft & Walton’s voltage quadrupler for atomic bombardment’, from still taken from the animated film, ‘Atomic Physics’, made by Gaumont-British Instructional Limited at Borehamwood studios in 1947
Black and white photographic print (1of 29), titled ‘Sir Joseph Thomson’, from still taken from the animated film, ‘Atomic Physics’, made by Gaumont-British Instructional Limited at Borehamwood studios in 1947
Black and white photographic print (1of 29), titled ‘Lord Rutherford’, from still taken from the animated film, ‘Atomic Physics’, made by Gaumont-British Instructional Limited at Borehamwood studios in 1947
Black and white photographic print (1of 29) of diagram, titled ‘Cockcroft & Walton’s apparatus’, annotated with horizontal arrow, from still taken from the animated film, ‘Atomic Physics’, made by Gaumont-British Instructional Limited at Borehamwood studios in 1947
Black and white photographic print (1of 29) of diagram, titled ‘Cockcroft & Walton’s apparatus’, annotated with horizontal arrow, from still taken from the animated film, ‘Atomic Physics’, made by Gaumont-British Instructional Limited at Borehamwood studios in 1947
Black and white photographic print (1of 29) of diagram, titled ‘Cockcroft & Walton’s apparatus’, annotated with vertical arrow, from still taken from the animated film, ‘Atomic Physics’, made by Gaumont-British Instructional Limited at Borehamwood studios in 1947
Black and white photographic print (1of 29) of diagram, titled ‘Cockcroft & Walton’s apparatus’, annotated with vertical arrow, from still taken from the animated film, ‘Atomic Physics’, made by Gaumont-British Instructional Limited at Borehamwood studios in 1947
Black and white photographic print (1of 29) of diagram, titled ‘Cockcroft & Walton’s apparatus’, showing a close-up, from still taken from the animated film, ‘Atomic Physics’, made by Gaumont-British Instructional Limited at Borehamwood studios in 1947
Black and white photographic print (1of 29) of diagram, titled ‘Cockcroft & Walton’s apparatus’, from still taken from the animated film, ‘Atomic Physics’, made by Gaumont-British Instructional Limited at Borehamwood studios in 1947
Black and white photographic print (1of 29) of diagram, titled ‘Cockcroft & Walton’s apparatus’, showing a close-up, from still taken from the animated film, ‘Atomic Physics’, made by Gaumont-British Instructional Limited at Borehamwood studios in 1947
Black and white photographic print (1of 29), of roof of the High Tension Room in the Cavendish Laboratory, Cambridge, England, from still taken from the animated film, ‘Atomic Physics’, made by Gaumont-British Instructional Limited at Borehamwood studios in 1947
Black and white photographic print (1of 29), of H.G.J. Moseley’s X-ray spectrograph from experiment showing the link between atomic number and positive charge, from still taken from the animated film, ‘Atomic Physics’, made by Gaumont-British Instructional Limited at Borehamwood studios in 1947
Black and white photographic print (1of 29), of diagram showing the principle to Aston’s first Mass Spectrograph, from still taken from the animated film, ‘Atomic Physics’, made by Gaumont-British Instructional Limited at Borehamwood studios in 1947
Black and white photographic print (1of 29), of the Cyclotron ‘Dees’, semi-circular hollow electrodes, from still taken from the animated film, ‘Atomic Physics’, made by Gaumont-British Instructional Limited at Borehamwood studios in 1947
Black and white photographic print (1of 29), of diagram to explain the nature of the radiation from a radioactive source, from still taken from the animated film, ‘Atomic Physics’, made by Gaumont-British Instructional Limited at Borehamwood studios in 1947
Black and white photographic print (1of 29) of diagram, titled ‘Cockcroft & Walton’s apparatus’, showing a close-up, from still taken from the animated film, ‘Atomic Physics’, made by Gaumont-British Instructional Limited at Borehamwood studios in 1947
Black and white photographic print (1of 29) of diagram, titled ‘Cockcroft & Walton’s apparatus’, showing a close-up, from still taken from the animated film, ‘Atomic Physics’, made by Gaumont-British Instructional Limited at Borehamwood studios in 1947
Black and white photographic print (1of 29) of diagram, titled ‘Cockcroft & Walton’s apparatus’, showing a close-up, from still taken from the animated film, ‘Atomic Physics’, made by Gaumont-British Instructional Limited at Borehamwood studios in 1947
Black and white photographic print (1of 29) of diagram, titled ‘Cockcroft & Walton’s apparatus’, showing a close-up, from still taken from the animated film, ‘Atomic Physics’, made by Gaumont-British Instructional Limited at Borehamwood studios in 1947
Black and white photographic print (1of 29) of diagram, titled ‘Cockcroft & Walton’s apparatus’, showing a close-up, from still taken from the animated film, ‘Atomic Physics’, made by Gaumont-British Instructional Limited at Borehamwood studios in 1947
Black and white photographic print (1of 29) of diagram, titled ‘Cockcroft & Walton’s apparatus’, showing a close-up, from still taken from the animated film, ‘Atomic Physics’, made by Gaumont-British Instructional Limited at Borehamwood studios in 1947
Black and white photographic print (1of 29), titled ‘Lord Rutherford’, from still taken from the animated film, ‘Atomic Physics’, made by Gaumont-British Instructional Limited at Borehamwood studios in 1947
Black and white photographic print (1of 29), of Prof. O.R. Frisch who showed that massive energy was released after Uranium fission, from still taken from the animated film, ‘Atomic Physics’, made by Gaumont-British Instructional Limited at Borehamwood studios in 1947
Black and white photographic print (1of 29), titled ‘Professor Einstein’, from still taken from the animated film, ‘Atomic Physics’, made by Gaumont-British Instructional Limited at Borehamwood studios in 1947
Black and white photographic print (1of 29), titled ‘Sir Joseph Thomson’, from still taken from the animated film, ‘Atomic Physics’, made by Gaumont-British Instructional Limited at Borehamwood studios in 1947
Black and white photographic print (1of 29), of Dr J.D. Cockcroft who with Dr E.T.S. Walton first split the atom in 1932, from still taken from the animated film, ‘Atomic Physics’, made by Gaumont-British Instructional Limited at Borehamwood studios in 1947
