10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SCINTILLASCOPE»
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... science; he carried out scientific experiments 0 scientist noun person who
specializes in scientific studies SCintigram noun recording radiation from
radioactive isotopes injected into the body 0 scintillascope noun instrument
which produces ...
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Robertson's Words for a Modern Age: A Cross Reference of ...
Qualifying words: scintigram, scintigraphy, scintilla, scintillascope, scintillate,
scintillation, scintillescent, scintiphotograph, scintiscan, scintiscanner scio-, sci-,
scia- (Gk., shade, shadow; ghost) Also see skio- and umbra-. Qualifying words: ...
f»v GLEWS SCINTILLASCOPE Test Solutions, Special Reagents, Indicators and
Test Papers. jj HP, CHOWS a magnificent display or scintil- Jj Unions, showers of
sparks, direct from the Stains and Reagents for Microscopic Work. □a £§1 ...
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Compendium of abstracts of papers on the therapeutic use of ...
scintillascope OR spinthariscope. An instrument devised by Crookes for making
visible the scintillations from a speck of radium. Cf. Scintillations. screens. See
Technic. sidotis blend. A special form of phosphorescent zinc sulphide is known
as ...
Radium Chemical Company, 1920
He might well have suspected that permanence as regarded the gaseous state
was but an extreme reluctance to undergo the change that had already been
imposed upon carbonic acid — but as for alpha rays and the " scintillascope " he
...
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Chemical News and Journal of Industrial Science
Brilliant Scintillations from PITCHBLENDE, Ra, Po, U, Th, or any source of Alpha-
Rays. A Welsbach mantle excites the extremely sensitive transparent screen of
the Scintilloscope. Scintillascope, complete, with 2 sensitive screens, charged ...
Sir William Crookes, 1904
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The Chemical News and Journal of Physical Science
Brilliant Scintillations from PITCHBLENDE, Ra, Po, U, Th, or any source of Alpha-
Rays. A Welsbach mantle excites the extremely sensitive transparent screen of
the Scintilloscope. ^Scintillascope, compute, with 2 sensitive screens, charged ...
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Popular Mechanics Magazine: Written So You Can Understand it
The tests applied this time, in addition to using the electroscope, and making
photographs by rays from the rocks, also consisted in using the scintillascope.
This is a high-powered magnifying glass mounted at the proper focus above a ...
Henry Haven Windsor, 1922
... appear on the screen in pairs, and are termed double scintillations.
scintillascope or spinthariscope. An instrument devised by Crookes for making
visible the scintillations from a speck of ra- rium. Cf. Scintillations. Sidot's blend. A
special ...
The " Scintillascope ' exhibits the disruption of atoms of Uranium, Radium, &c,
and the disruption of Polonium is also exhibited by another screen. To observe
these effects it will be necessary to enforce dark seance conditions for about ten ...
Worcestershire Naturalists' Club, Carleton Rea, 1907
