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Experiment: Artificial Transmutation and the Instruments of
Nuclear Physics
Experiment: Artificial Transmutation and the Instruments of
Nuclear Physics
equations phenomena experiments owed depends_on (declared) depends_on (declared) depends_on (declared) tests (declared) tests (declared) tests (declared) tests (declared) tests (declared) tests (declared) tests (declared) equation 117.5: eq:tmut-nitrogen eq. (117.5) equation 117.12: eq:tmut-twobody eq. (117.12) equation 117.17: eq:tmut-lithium eq. (117.17) phenomenon 117.2: Nitrogen is transmuted by alpha bombardment 117.2 Nitrogen is tran… phenomenon 117.4: Lithium disintegrates into two alpha particles 117.4 Lithium disinteg… phenomenon 117.5: The reaction proceeds far below the Coulomb barrier 117.5 The reaction pro… phenomenon 117.8: Cyclotron resonance 117.8 Cyclotron resona… phenomenon 117.10: Ion tracks are made visible by condensation 117.10 Ion tracks are m… phenomenon 117.12: Ionising radiation nucleates bubbles in a
superheated liquid 117.12 Ionising radiati… phenomenon 117.14: Each anode wire is an independent counter 117.14 Each anode wire… experiment : Rutherford: the first artificial transmutation Rutherford: the… experiment : Cockcroft and Walton: lithium split by
accelerated protons Cockcroft and Wa… experiment : Lawrence and Livingston: the cyclotron Lawrence and Liv… experiment : Wilson: the expansion cloud chamber Wilson: the expa… experiment : Glaser: the bubble chamber Glaser: the bubb… experiment : Charpak: the multiwire proportional chamber Charpak: the mul… pending : ch:19-exp-nuclear-transmutation@pending-1 pending
The chain of Experiment: Artificial Transmutation and the Instruments of
Nuclear Physics: 17 of 17 objects, read left to right from what the chapter assumes to what tests it. Solid lines are declared logical edges, dashed ones were inferred from the structure of the source. Click any node to open its own chain.
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