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… of inconceivable speed. These vibrations turn the atoms of the gases in the tubes into, as it were little …

… rays now known to science are composed of fragments of atoms. They travel mostly inside of vacuum tubes. They have …

… rays now known to science are composed of fragments of atoms. They travel mostly inside of vacuum tubes. They have …

… he has written and said is scarcely less definite. "So the atom, the ulterior element of the universal structure," says …

… known sources for electricity generation (including atomic energy) cannot meet the needs for the near and … tritium is currently obtained from water circulating in atomic reactors. While in conventional chemical combustion … and present to a much lesser extent than in fission (atomic) nuclear power plants. Generators and other …

… to me since then. It applies rigorously to molecules and atoms as well as the largest heavenly bodies, and to all … institutions here and in other countries, and virtually all atomic investigations are carried on with it. At a later … be, in general, immensely more effective in the smashing of atoms and the transmutation of matter. I am hopeful that it …

… can excite luminous radiation by disturbing molecular or atomic charges, causing the molecules or atoms to vibrate and to emit light; and since electrostatic …