Collision of an alpha-ray with a hydrogen atom

Made:
1937 in London
Diagram and atom track photograph showing the collision of an Photograph showing the collision of an alpha-ray with a Photograph showing the collision of an alpha-ray with a Photograph showing the collision of an alpha-ray with a

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Diagram and atom track photograph showing the collision of an
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Photograph showing the collision of an alpha-ray with a
Patrick Maynard Stuart Blackett. Enquiries to Science Museum, London

Photograph showing the collision of an alpha-ray with a
Patrick Maynard Stuart Blackett. Enquiries to Science Museum, London

Photograph showing the collision of an alpha-ray with a
Patrick Maynard Stuart Blackett. Enquiries to Science Museum, London

Diagram and atom track photograph showing the collision of an alpha-ray with a hydrogen atom, on card mount (passe-partout framing without glass) with label, by Science museum photograpers, London, 1937.

Details

Category:
Nuclear Physics
Object Number:
1937-717
Materials:
paper (fibre product) and cardboard
Measurements:
overall (mount): 320 mm x 310 mm x 3 mm, .011 kg
photograph: 192 mm x 127 mm
type:
black-and-white print - photograph and diagram
credit:
Science Museum Photographer