


Model of a cobalt-60 source
1985

Chadwick's Cigarette Box containing Metal Foils and Paraffin Wax, 1932.
1932

Bowl from Hiroshima, Japan
1935-1945

Aston's first mass spectrograph, c. 1919.
1918-1925

Chadwick's neutron detector
1932

Cockroft and Walton's Accelerator
1932

Cloud chamber used by Rochester and Butler for the first photographs of "strange (nu) particles", 1945-1947
1945-1947

Belt from Van de Graaff accelerator in polyethylene wrapping
1972-1982

Scintillator detector with photo-multiplier tube and graphite shielding
1970

Neutron tube made in 1961 (former RSRE museum no.
1961

Model showing natural disintegration of radium B

Model showing natural disintegration of radium B

Models, unstable nucleus of cobalt

Case of Gamma-ray sterilised items
1960-1970

Prototype medical monitor
1950-1969

Presentation model of three parallel plate fission chambers made of aluminium
1966

Model of travelling wave deflection cathode ray tube
1956

Centrifuge Plate
1950

Centrifuge Plate
1950

Packet of Stannous for red blood cell labelling 'Amerscan' agent
1981

Packet of Technetium (MAA) for lung scintigraphy 'Amerscan' agent
1981

Packet of Technetium (MDP) for bone scintigraphy 'Amerscan' agent
1981

Neutron tube (generator)
1955

Neutron tube made in 1961 (former RSRE museum no.
1961

Open laser tube, for carbon dioxide laser, pin bar construction for use at atmospheric pressure
1970-1980

Section of vacuum tube of Large Electron Positron storage ring (LEP) at CERN
1988-1989

Four pairs of stereoscopic photographs of cloud chamber tracks
1960-1970

Photomultiplier with base
1965-1968

Shielded portable container for gamma-ray source

Model of high sensitivity cathode ray tube
1957

Presentaion model of proportional counter for use in a satellite
1958

Two sectioned Fountain Pen Electroscopes (type 1063)
1945-1949

Presentation model of 11 stage photomultiplier
1956

Presentation model of single gun cathode ray tube
1952

Centrifuge Plate
1950

Centrifuge Plate
1950

Specimen of sand melted by the explosion of the first test atomic bomb, New Mexico, July 1945
1945

Collection of metal foils and archives to do with work on gaseous diffusion of uranium isotopes
1941-1947

Diagram of Robert Andrews Millikan's method of measuring the charge on the electron
1945-1948

Black and white stereoscopic pair of photographic prints, giving evidence for the detailed conservation of energy in the emission and absorption of X-rays
1930-1937

Photograph of the first two models of cyclotron bu
1930

Black and white photographic print showing model of cyclotron built by Ernest Orlando Lawrence and C.J. Cooksey
1936

Black and white photographic print showing model of cyclotron vacuum chamber almost in place between the poles of the electro-magnet
1936

Photographic print showing Cockcroft and Walton's apparatus at Cambridge in 1932
1932

Production of a positive electron by absorption of the radiations from berylium bombarded by alpha-rays from polonium
1927-1937

Stereoscopic pair of cloud-track photographs showing the passage of an X-ray beam through a copper target
1937-1948

Black and white photographic print, stereoscopic pair of cloud-track photographs showing tracks of electrons
1937-1948

Black and white photographic print showing original cyclotron built by Ernest Orlando Lawrence and Milton Stanley Livingston
1931

Black and white photographic print, showing record of individual alpha-rays
1937-1947