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Practical X ray work (1901)

Addyman, Frank Thornton · London : Scott, Greenwood & co. · leaf 38

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eriment the tube was set sothat the rails were accurately horizontal. On passing thecurrent the radiant matter from the cathode struck the vaneslying uppermost on the wheel and caused them to move, thusmaking the wheel run along the rails towards the anode. The second experiment, which is… … Fig. 5.—Crookes Experiment. stream of molecules; the result was that when the tube wasexcited the glass fluoresced where the stream was able to reachit but not where the mica cross intercepted the molecules, thusthrowing a shadow as shown in the figure. The third experiment shows how the molecular…

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