Originally published in 1948, this book was written to provide an
introduction to the principal ideas necessary for an understanding
in the experimental side of nuclear physics. Part one focuses on
tracing the growth of the necessity of the concepts 'nuclear atom'
and 'atomic-nucleus-possessing-internal-structure' for the progress
of research in physics, whilst parts two, three and four summarise
the developments of the subject, which followed upon the acceptance
of this interpretation. Chapters include 'Nuclear charge and mass',
'Emission of quanta' and 'Transformations produced by neutrons'.
Diagrams and tables are included for reference. This book will be
of great value to scholars of the history of physics.
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