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OBSERVATION OF ANTIPROTONS
- O. Chamberlain, E. Segré, C. Wiegand, Thomas Ypsilantis
- Business, Physics
- 19 October 1955
One of the striking features of Dirac's theory of the electron was the appearance of solutions to his equations which required the existence of an antiparticle, later identified as the positron.
Radioactive Isotopes of Element 43
- C. Perrier, E. Segré
- Materials Science
- Nature
- 1 July 1937
PROF. E. O. LAWRENCE, of the University of California, gave us a plate of molybdenum which had been irradiated with deuterons in the Berkeley cyclotron. The plate showed a strong radioactivity due to… Expand
Range Energy Relation for 340 NeV Protons
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Influence Des Graisses Alimentaires Sur La Formation Des Phospholipides Dans Les Tissus Animaux (Nouvelles Recherches)
- C. Artom, G. Sarzana, E. Segré
- Chemistry
- 1938
Rate of ‘Organification’ of Phosphorus in Animal Tissues
- C. Artom, G. Sarzana, C. Perrier, M. Santangelo, E. Segré
- Chemistry
- Nature
- 9 March 1937
RADIOACTIVE isotopes as indicators in biological problems were first used by Hevesy1. Recent progress in the production of artificial radioactive substances makes this field of research one of the… Expand
Technetium: The Element of Atomic Number 43
- C. Perrier, E. Segré
- Materials Science
- Nature
- 1947
IN 1937, Perrier and Segrè showed that radioactive isotopes of element 43 could be formed by neutron or deuteron bombardment of molybdenum1. Several chemical properties of element 43 were established… Expand
Astatine: The Element of Atomic Number 85
- D. Corson, K. Mackenzie, E. Segré
- Materials Science
- Nature
- 1947
IN 1940, we prepared the isotope of mass 211 of element 85 by bombarding bismuth with alpha particles accelerated in the 60-in. cyclotron of the Radiation Laboratory of the University of California1.