Published June 1, 1948
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Precision wave-length and energy measurement of gamma-rays from Au198 with a focusing quartz crystal spectrometer
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A recent paper(1) describes a precision focusing curved crystal x-ray and gamma-ray spectrometer (2-meter focal length) constructed at the California Institute of Technology. This instrument has now been used to study the 0.41-Mev gamma-ray line from a 1-curie source of the artificial radioactive isotope of gold, Au198, of half-life 2.7 days.
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©1948 The American Physical Society. Received 29 March 1948. Work supportedc since March 1947 by contract with the Office of Naval Research.Files
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