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Original mass spectrograph
- Part of Isotopes
- 1922
Photographic reproduction of the original mass spectrograph set up in the Cavendish Laboratory in 1919 includes a lettered key outlining the components of the instrument.
Digitized in entirety, this work on isotopes covers topics including radioactive isotopes, positive rays, neon, the mass spectrograph, analysis of the elements, electrical theory of matter, atomic numbers, spectra and analysis of elements. Illustrations throughout text including four plates.
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Aston, Francis William. “Original Mass Spectrograph.” Isotopes. London, England: Edward Arnold (Publishers), 1922. https://digital.sciencehistory.org/works/9w0324230.
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