10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ARTIFICIAL DISINTEGRATION»
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A Textbook of Physical Chemistry
The conversion of one stable nuclide into another stable nuclide by artificial
means is known as artificial disintegration or artificial transmutation. In some
cases high energy y-rays can also be employed. (a) Disintegration by Alpha
Particles: ...
A. S. Negi, S. C. Anand, 1985
2
The Collected Papers of Lord Rutherford of Nelson
Energy Relations in Artificial Disintegration by SIR E. RUTHERFORD and J.
CHADWICK, PH.D., Gonville and Caius College From the Proceedings of the
Cambridge Philosophical Society, 25, 1929, pp. 186—92 WHEN certain
elements are ...
3
The Cambridge History of Science: Volume 5, The Modern ...
Most of the key workers in the subject were invited, and as a result of the
discussions at the meeting, several reoriented their research toward the
contested artificial disintegration experiments. In so doing, they were able to draw
on new ...
Roy Porter, Mary Jo Nye, 2003
4
From Nuclear Transmutation to Nuclear Fission, 1932-1939
Sir Joseph Larmor was an elector for the Cavendish Chair in 1919 and had
championed Rutherford's candidacy before the Vice- Chancellor 2-21 Rutherford
and Chadwick 1921 The artificial disintegration of light elements' PM Ser 6 42 ...
5
Nuclear and Radiation Chemistry
8 Artificial Transmutation or Artificial Disintegration INTRODUCTION In general,
transmutation may be regarded as the conversion of one element into another, ie,
one type of atom into another. Artificial transmutation is the process in which the ...
6
Objective Question Bank in Chemistry
This process of disintegration of stable nuclei by artificial means is known as
artificial transmutation or artificial disintegration, because it may be used to
convert one type of element into another. It was first discovered by Rutherford (
1918).
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Experiment, theory, and practice: articles and addresses
In 1919, he discovered the artificial disintegration of matter and showed that apart
from the spontaneous decay of radioactive elements the nucleus can be broken
down artificially by bombardment with alpha rays. This discovery, first made with
...
Петр Леонидович Капица, 1980
8
Electronics Engineering
This process of disintegration of disintegration of stable nuclei by artificial means
is called the artificial disintegration of elements. Artificial disintegration is also
known as artificial transmutation since it can be used to convert one element into
...
9
Unravelling the Mystery of the Atomic Nucleus: A Sixty Year ...
Rutherford, E. and Chadwick, J., “Further Experiments on the Artificial
Disintegration of Elements”, Proceedings of the Physical Society 36, 417–422,
August 1924. Brown, A., The Neutron and the Bomb, pp. 77–88. Kirsch, G. and
Pettersson, H., ...
Bernard Fernandez, Georges Ripka, 2012
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The History of Early Nuclear Physics (1896-1931)
... transmutation of atoms; he called it consistently the artificial disintegration, but
later when the artificial radioactivity was discovered, and radioactivity is
essentially a disintegration, the term transmutation became preferable. Still later,
a more ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ARTIFICIAL DISINTEGRATION»
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Notably, the organism's artificial disintegration was a direct outcome of the Berlin Conference, the so-called Scramble for Africa, which, more ... «spyghana.com, Mar 14»
Last laugh before the war / Account of physicists' gathering in …
Just months before the meeting, the positron and neutron were discovered, and shortly after followed the first artificial disintegration of the ... «San Francisco Chronicle, Jun 07»
