Ultimate disintegration products of the radioactive elements; Part II, Disintegration products of uranium

@article{BoltwoodUltimateDP,
  title={Ultimate disintegration products of the radioactive elements; Part II, Disintegration products of uranium},
  author={Bertram Borden Boltwood},
  journal={American Journal of Science},
  volume={s4-23},
  pages={78 - 88}
}
  • B. B. Boltwood
  • Published 1 February 1907
  • Geology
  • American Journal of Science
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