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Page 107
... electrons , one negative ( negatron ) , the other positive ( positron ) . Gamma - ray photons lose energy by being scattered from free electrons ( Compton effect ) or are completely absorbed by ejecting electrons from atoms ( photoelec ...
... electrons , one negative ( negatron ) , the other positive ( positron ) . Gamma - ray photons lose energy by being scattered from free electrons ( Compton effect ) or are completely absorbed by ejecting electrons from atoms ( photoelec ...
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... electron beam and observed that the distribution of the scattered electrons conformed closely to the prediction of de Broglie's hypothesis . germfree life , biological condition charac- terized by the complete absence of living ...
... electron beam and observed that the distribution of the scattered electrons conformed closely to the prediction of de Broglie's hypothesis . germfree life , biological condition charac- terized by the complete absence of living ...
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... Electrons in the state of higher mobility move through the solid more easily than electrons in the lower mobility state . When no electrical voltage is applied to the material , most of its electrons are in the high mobility state ...
... Electrons in the state of higher mobility move through the solid more easily than electrons in the lower mobility state . When no electrical voltage is applied to the material , most of its electrons are in the high mobility state ...
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