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Page 545
... Planck unit , but to N such units , N being approximately the same for all atoms , but we shall find that for values of λ as large as 2 × 10-5 there are difficulties in the assumptions necessary to insure that u is large compared with e ...
... Planck unit , but to N such units , N being approximately the same for all atoms , but we shall find that for values of λ as large as 2 × 10-5 there are difficulties in the assumptions necessary to insure that u is large compared with e ...
Page 546
... Planck unit , so that it is well fitted to represent the facts for X or y rays . Suppose , for example , we take λ ... Planck unit at all . merely involves the idea that the electron requires a definite amount of energy to set it ...
... Planck unit , so that it is well fitted to represent the facts for X or y rays . Suppose , for example , we take λ ... Planck unit at all . merely involves the idea that the electron requires a definite amount of energy to set it ...
Page 547
... Planck units necessary to free the electron , the quantity represented by E on p . 544 becomes 6.5cN x 10-27 . If w is the actual amount of energy equal to necessary λη 6.5 Nc λη × 10-27 - w will be of the order of a single Planck unit ...
... Planck units necessary to free the electron , the quantity represented by E on p . 544 becomes 6.5cN x 10-27 . If w is the actual amount of energy equal to necessary λη 6.5 Nc λη × 10-27 - w will be of the order of a single Planck unit ...
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Dr N Bohr on the Theory of the Decrease of Velocity | 10 |
Dr S A Shorter on the Application of the Theory | 31 |
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