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Chapter 4 Structure of the Atom

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1 Origin and nature of nuclear radiation

1 Origin and nature of nuclear radiation. Properties of ? , ? and ? radiations (2). Mass (nucleon unit). 4. 1/1850. 0. Effect of Fields. Very small deflection. Large deflection. No deflection. Ionizing power. Strong. Weak (10% of ? ). Very weak (0.01% of ? ).

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Particle Detectors

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Particle Detectors

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Cosmic Ray Research in India A Historical Perspective

Review Meeting GRAPES EXPERIMENT Cosmic Ray Laboratory (TIFR), Ooty; January 4, 2008. Cosmic Ray Research in India A Historical Perspective. Suresh C. Tonwar Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, Mumbai

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INVASIONS IN PARTICLE PHYSICS

INVASIONS IN PARTICLE PHYSICS. Compton Lectures Autumn 2001 Lecture 3 Oct. 20 2001. LECTURE 2 Cosmic Invasion. The muon and the pion. Previous Lecture. Rutherford Scattering. Most of the atom is empty space. The positive charge of the atom is concentrated in a tiny nucleus.

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NP 1 thru 6 Slides

NP 1 thru 6 Slides. Nuclear Physics Pioneers. Marie and Pierre Curie. The Lord Rutherford of Nelson. J. J. Thomson. Line of stability. Fig 43.4. Pg 1337 of Knight. Theoretical Island of Stability. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Island-of-Stability.png. Binding energy curve.

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Chapter 25 Radioactivity/ Chapter 10

Chapter 25 Radioactivity/ Chapter 10. The nucleus of the atom is composed of protons and neutrons Some nuclei are stable, some are unstable Larger nucleus = more unstable Smaller nucleus = more stable

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Methods of detection

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The Observable / Unobservable Distinction

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Cloud Chamber

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CLOUD CHAMBER

CLOUD CHAMBER . There are more particles around us at all times . W e just needed to learn how to look . Bringing particle physics to life, we can build our own cloud chamber. Particles. Detectors. Cloud Chamber: 1911, C.T.R. Wilson (Nobel Prize)

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CLOUD CHAMBER

CLOUD CHAMBER . There are more particles around us at all times . W e just needed to learn how to look . Bringing particle physics to life, we can build our own cloud chamber. Particles. Detectors. Cloud Chamber: 1911, C.T.R. Wilson (Nobel Prize)

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Chemistry Assignment 6

Chemistry Assignment 6. Zack Ruiz. Tek 6. Do a PowerPoint over the following topic: What is a cloud chamber? How was it invented, and what discoveries did it make possible. What is a cloud chamber?.

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Radiation

Radiation. What is it? How do we use it? How do we detect it?. Cryogenic Dark Matter Search (CDMS). Project Outline. Radiation What is it? What types are there? It uses in Cryogenic Dark Matter Search and other fields Radiation Detection Methods CDMS detector Cloud Chamber.

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and some stories about Wilson cloud chamber

and some stories about Wilson cloud chamber. The cloud chamber , also known as the Wilson chamber , is used for detecting particles of ionizing radiation. In its most basic form, a cloud chamber is a sealed environment containing a

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C.T.R. Wilson

C.T.R. Wilson. The inventor of the cloud chamber, who made particle physics visualizable. Lecture by Jim Jamieson of the Scottish Schools Education Research Centre (SSERC). Portrait, Nobel Biography, 1927. Acknowledgement - Main sources of information. Acknowledgements.

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Cloud Chamber

Cloud Chamber. The picture shows and electron with 16.9 MeV initial energy. It spirals about 36 times in the magnetic field. At the end of the visible track the energy has decreased to 12.4 MeV. from the visible path length (1030cm) the energy loss by ionization is calculated to be 2.8MeV.

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MATTER IS MADE OF PARTICLES TOO SMALL TO BE SEEN .

Vocabulary

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