On the Velocity of the Cathode Particles Emitted by Various Metals under the Influence of Rontgen Rays, and Its Bearing on the Theory of Atomic Disintegration . of such a size as to fit exactly intothe lower part of the apparatus, were cut slits E and F, 10 mm. long and1 mm. broad, at such an angle to the sides of the plates that when fittedinto the apparatus the slits were exactly parallel to each other, and verticallybeneath the centre of the broad upper part, their long edges being perpen-dicular to the long edges of the upper part of the apparatus, and, a will bevol. lxxix.—a. 2 h 448 Mr.
On the Velocity of the Cathode Particles Emitted by Various Metals under the Influence of Rontgen Rays, and Its Bearing on the Theory of Atomic Disintegration . of such a size as to fit exactly intothe lower part of the apparatus, were cut slits E and F, 10 mm. long and1 mm. broad, at such an angle to the sides of the plates that when fittedinto the apparatus the slits were exactly parallel to each other, and verticallybeneath the centre of the broad upper part, their long edges being perpen-dicular to the long edges of the upper part of the apparatus, and, a will bevol. lxxix.—a. 2 h 448 Mr. P. D. Innes. On the Velocity of the [June 13. seen later, parallel to the lines of force in the magnetic field. The slits werefixed during the experiments with the lead reflector, at a distance of 3*15 their middle points, the lower one being 0*2 cm. above the inlet inlet was covered with aluminium foil 0*1 mm. thick, strengthened by amesh of aluminium 0*4 mm. thick placed under it, an air-tight joint beingobtained by means of sealing-wax. The apparatus was connected to a Topler pump and McLeod gauge by atube bent to exclude the
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