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... Electron synchrotrons . The invention of the synchro- tron immediately solved the problem of the limit on the acceleration of electrons that had been imposed by the radiation of electrons moving in circular orbits . This radiation has ...
... Electron synchrotrons . The invention of the synchro- tron immediately solved the problem of the limit on the acceleration of electrons that had been imposed by the radiation of electrons moving in circular orbits . This radiation has ...
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... electron - positron colliding beams ( see text ) . signs of their electrical charges are opposite , electrons and positrons circulate in opposite directions in a mag- net ring . Shown is an electron linear accelerator for filling the ...
... electron - positron colliding beams ( see text ) . signs of their electrical charges are opposite , electrons and positrons circulate in opposite directions in a mag- net ring . Shown is an electron linear accelerator for filling the ...
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... electrons in the outermost shell . Thus , similar configurations of the outer- most shell in different elements give those elements sim- ilar properties . Electrons from inner shells may also par- ticipate in chemical activity , but ...
... electrons in the outermost shell . Thus , similar configurations of the outer- most shell in different elements give those elements sim- ilar properties . Electrons from inner shells may also par- ticipate in chemical activity , but ...
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