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RESEARCH PRODUCT

Einzelnachweis von Elektronen (15 bis 50 keV) in Kernphotoplatten

R. Wittekindt

subject

PhysicsNuclear and High Energy PhysicsMicroscopebusiness.industryHigh voltageElectronlaw.inventionOpticsNuclear tracklawMicroscopyNuclear fusionAtomic physicsbusiness

description

Nuclear track emulsions (Ilford G 5) were used for counting of single slow electrons. They had to be accelerated by high voltage of about 30 kV and were incident vertically. The pulsed electron-beam was measured in a cage, single pulses were shot on the emulsion. The developed plates were photographed under the microscope and the tracks counted on the enlarged copies. The results are: about 40% of incoming electrons can be found as tracks in the emulsions. This number varies between different emulsions (of same type G 5), within one plate the number of tracks is better proportional to the number of electrons than between different plates. With a counting resultx one may expect the true result under 90% security withinx± 2√x.

https://doi.org/10.1007/bf01366508