… of matter with electrified particles as in modern atom-smashers and, finally, the point electron microscope. …

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… toward the poles of the earth eventually colliding with gas atoms in those regions giving off visible light. This … allowing electrons to collide with the oxygen and nitrogen atoms of the air, and, gradually faded 4. Figure 3. One of …
… what effect altering the spin magnetic resonance of atomic nuclei would have on this energy and thus to a … in studies of molecular structure. Basically, paramagnetic atomic nuclei in a steady magnetic field will precess and …
… It is simply a force field situation which gathers atoms and holds them in a certain defined form which can be … such a space vehicle. This cloud "glows" because the atoms so gathered are in a powerful electro-magnetic field …
… Story of Nikola Tesla, Omni Publications, 1981, P. 163. [6] Atomic Energy Commission Report No. UCRL - 51366 "Total Flow …
… 24 1. Jacob's Ladder... 25 2. Fiber Optics Model of an Atom.. 27 3. Ammeter Projector 28 4. People Model of an …
… to the Basic Structures of Matter Theory and Derived Atomic Models, Journal of Theoretics, Jan 2003 …
… area has been completed and some of it is available. The atomic energy business being what it is has classified even … of the subject had already been obtained within the U.S. atomic energy project, but this material could not be …
… which causes the electron to move about the nucleus of the atom. The electron, however, functions in accordance with … in accordance with the right-hand rule. Although the atomic nucleus is usually passive or inert in the spatial …
… 139, 156 Atlantic Communication Company, 179, 181, 194 Atom-smasher, see Cyclotron Atomic energy, Tesla on, 210, 240, 253 Audion, 52, 91, 177 …