A rather incomplete report of the work of Dershem on the X-ray spectrum of tungsten has appeared in the proceedings of the Iowa Academy of Science, A complete report is to be found in the Physical Review of June, 1918, where he finds this spectrum to contain 19 lines in the L region. Further experiments have been carried on using the same apparatus and method as used by Dershem, but increasing the time of exposure, with the result that six new lines have been discovered
This paper lists the most prominent spectrum lines of the elements from protactinium to americium. I...
X-ray absorption edges usually correspond to the removal of the orbital electron to some definite ou...
The appendices are issued annually, and each is paged separately. (None issued for 1910)Imprint vari...
A rather incomplete report of the work of Dershem on the X-ray spectrum of tungsten has appeared in ...
This paper is a partial report on the complete investigation of the x-ray spectra of tungsten, both ...
Metals of the greater atomic weights can be made to emit at least two types of characteristic X radi...
The x-ray spectrum of tungsten has been investigated from 7 to 3 Angstrom Units, using a metal x-ray...
Some work has recently been done in this laboratory in the analysis of the molecular arrangement in ...
We have developed a new type of a high resolution X-ray spectrometer. This is a Johann-type crystal ...
According to Bohr\u27s theory of the atom, radiation takes place only when an electron goes from one...
"May 21, 1957." "This report is based on a thesis submitted to the Department of Physics, M.I.T., Ma...
In the absence of any available method of spectrum analysis, the characteristic types of X radiation...
A series of mononuclear six-coordinate tungsten compounds spanning formal oxidation states from 0 to...
Origin of the "X-Unit" and the Scale of X-Ray Wavelengths. - The wavelengths of X-ray emission lines...
The Geissler tube is the pioneer of many wonderful discoveries and speculations. The close study giv...
This paper lists the most prominent spectrum lines of the elements from protactinium to americium. I...
X-ray absorption edges usually correspond to the removal of the orbital electron to some definite ou...
The appendices are issued annually, and each is paged separately. (None issued for 1910)Imprint vari...
A rather incomplete report of the work of Dershem on the X-ray spectrum of tungsten has appeared in ...
This paper is a partial report on the complete investigation of the x-ray spectra of tungsten, both ...
Metals of the greater atomic weights can be made to emit at least two types of characteristic X radi...
The x-ray spectrum of tungsten has been investigated from 7 to 3 Angstrom Units, using a metal x-ray...
Some work has recently been done in this laboratory in the analysis of the molecular arrangement in ...
We have developed a new type of a high resolution X-ray spectrometer. This is a Johann-type crystal ...
According to Bohr\u27s theory of the atom, radiation takes place only when an electron goes from one...
"May 21, 1957." "This report is based on a thesis submitted to the Department of Physics, M.I.T., Ma...
In the absence of any available method of spectrum analysis, the characteristic types of X radiation...
A series of mononuclear six-coordinate tungsten compounds spanning formal oxidation states from 0 to...
Origin of the "X-Unit" and the Scale of X-Ray Wavelengths. - The wavelengths of X-ray emission lines...
The Geissler tube is the pioneer of many wonderful discoveries and speculations. The close study giv...
This paper lists the most prominent spectrum lines of the elements from protactinium to americium. I...
X-ray absorption edges usually correspond to the removal of the orbital electron to some definite ou...
The appendices are issued annually, and each is paged separately. (None issued for 1910)Imprint vari...