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Identity of Negative Ions Produced in Various Ways

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FROM the results of some experiments which I have recently made, it can be shown that the negative ions produced in various gases by Röntgen rays, or by collision, are all identically the same and are smaller than the molecules of hydrogen.

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TOWNSEND, J. Identity of Negative Ions Produced in Various Ways. Nature 65, 413–414 (1902). https://doi.org/10.1038/065413d0

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