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... proton synchrotron is there- fore set by the cost of the magnet ring , which increases only as the first power of the energy , or even more slowly . The highest - energy particle accelerators yet built are proton synchrotrons . The first ...
... proton synchrotron is there- fore set by the cost of the magnet ring , which increases only as the first power of the energy , or even more slowly . The highest - energy particle accelerators yet built are proton synchrotrons . The first ...
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... proton synchrotron serves as the booster accelerator . Proton synchrotrons are in operation in laboratories in several countries ; they all are used for research into the proper- ties of subatomic particles ( see Table 2 ) . Table 2 : ...
... proton synchrotron serves as the booster accelerator . Proton synchrotrons are in operation in laboratories in several countries ; they all are used for research into the proper- ties of subatomic particles ( see Table 2 ) . Table 2 : ...
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... proton . Formally , the anion of any acid might be regarded as a base , but for the anion of a very strong acid ( the chloride ion , for example ) the tendency to accept a proton is so weak that its basic properties are insignificant ...
... proton . Formally , the anion of any acid might be regarded as a base , but for the anion of a very strong acid ( the chloride ion , for example ) the tendency to accept a proton is so weak that its basic properties are insignificant ...
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