Versuche an Becquerelstrahlen

Elster, Julius; Geitel, H.

doi:10.1002/andp.18983021209

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“…One set of theories that does not primarily focus on microphysics includes ion convection (Grenet, 1947, Vonnegut, 1954, ion induction (Wilson, 1929;Whipple and Chalmers, 1944) and polarization charging (Elster and Geitel, 1913;Mason, 1972). Other theories are highly dependent on microphysics -water drop breakup (Simpson, 1909), splashing of water drops on ice (Workman and Reynolds, 1950), melting of ice (Dinger and Gunn, 1946), riming electrification (Reynolds et al, 1955;Takahashi, 1978a) and others.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Electric Structure of Oceanic Tropical Clouds and Charge Separation Processes

Takahashi

1983

Journal of the Meteorological Society of Japan

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Electric Structure of Oceanic Tropical Clouds and Charge Separation Processes

Takahashi

1983

Journal of the Meteorological Society of Japan

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“…The spinthariscope developed by Crookes [12] and Elster and Geitel [13] "rendered single events visible to the eye". The cloud chamber [14] was important in visualising decay processes and nuclear reactions but it was not used in natural decay series research.…”

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confidence: 99%

History of the Unraveling of the Natural Decay Series

Newton

1995

Radiochimca Acta

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Milestones in the subject of radioactivity, which were important to the unraveling of natural decay series, have been identified and described.The interplay between all these issues is very complex, and some aspects of the development of the uranium series is discussed as an example, the thorium and actinium series evolved in a similar way from research by many of the same people.All three series as understood in 1913 are compared with their present-day representation.

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“…Other mechanisms which may be considered as possible charging processes in warm clouds are ion diffusion (Gunn, 1954), ion induction (Wilson, 1929), and polarization charging (Elster and Geitel, 1913). Those mechanisms were considered using a one-dimensional numerical model (Takahashi, 1974) and an axisymm.etric cloud model (Takahashi, 1979).…”

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confidence: 99%