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Page 17
... value about 10 per cent . higher than the values obtained by Rutherford , Debierne , and Ramsay . 0 The methods used by those physicists were similar in principle ; they consisted essentially in compressing carefully purified radon into ...
... value about 10 per cent . higher than the values obtained by Rutherford , Debierne , and Ramsay . 0 The methods used by those physicists were similar in principle ; they consisted essentially in compressing carefully purified radon into ...
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... values of b for the last three gases show only small variations . Assuming for b a value I per cent . higher than that of Xe , we are probably very close to the true value , for it must be expected that radon and xenon will behave in a ...
... values of b for the last three gases show only small variations . Assuming for b a value I per cent . higher than that of Xe , we are probably very close to the true value , for it must be expected that radon and xenon will behave in a ...
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... values ( Eigenwerthe ) are evidently now of the form α = 2n + 1 No n = 0 , 1 , 2 , 3 etc. ( 72 ) Substituting values of a and b as indicated above , we finally have for the energy - level values 2n + 1 Eo = 2 hvo n = 1 , 2 , 3 e etc ...
... values ( Eigenwerthe ) are evidently now of the form α = 2n + 1 No n = 0 , 1 , 2 , 3 etc. ( 72 ) Substituting values of a and b as indicated above , we finally have for the energy - level values 2n + 1 Eo = 2 hvo n = 1 , 2 , 3 e etc ...
Page 105
... values of and are specified , and this requires 9 recourse to the method of cross plotting in order to determine corresponding values of 0 and 4 . By the method outlined below , the authors have found the values of and as given in Table ...
... values of and are specified , and this requires 9 recourse to the method of cross plotting in order to determine corresponding values of 0 and 4 . By the method outlined below , the authors have found the values of and as given in Table ...
Page 106
S S Values and were calculated from equations ( 7 ) and g ( 8 ) for a number of values and r ° , the intermediate TABLE I. Values of 0 and 4 in degrees for Problem of Slots opposite smooth Pole - face . S 0.5 . 0.75 . 1.0 . 1.5 . 2.0 ...
S S Values and were calculated from equations ( 7 ) and g ( 8 ) for a number of values and r ° , the intermediate TABLE I. Values of 0 and 4 in degrees for Problem of Slots opposite smooth Pole - face . S 0.5 . 0.75 . 1.0 . 1.5 . 2.0 ...
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