Journal - Franklin Institute of the State of Pennsylvania (1826)
Franklin Institute, Philadelphia, Franklin Institute (Philadelphia, Pa.) · [Philadelphia : Franklin Institute] · leaf 163
to others who examined themcarefully, but that there was a real tendency to spiral motion inthe tracks of these secondary cathode particles. The beta rays from radium show the same consistent curvature.Notice particularly the path shown in Fig. 3 with its almostuniform curvature. If one would… … Examining again the tracks of the secondary cathode rays, letus see how their form compares with that to be exj)€Cted forgyroscopic magnetic electrons. In the first place we find thatthe tracks exhibit a helical curvature of the kind we should antici-pate. In the second place the axis of the helix…
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