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X-Rays and Metallic Crystals

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IN NATURE (August 14, 1913), and later in the Philosophical Magazine (October, 1913), Keene gave an account of some interesting experiments on the transmission of X-rays through rolled metal sheets. In connection with his investigation it may be of interest to record some results we have obtained in recent work on metallic crystals.

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OWEN, E., BLAKE, G. X-Rays and Metallic Crystals. Nature 92, 686–687 (1914). https://doi.org/10.1038/092686b0

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