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WITH reference to Fermi's work1 on the bombardment of elements with neutrons and the production of rays, we suggest that the bombardment produces unstable and missing isotopes containing -particles, a diplon and neutrons. Thus with aluminium the transmutation would be as follows:
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NEWMAN, F., WALKE, H. Induced Radioactivity and Transmutation. Nature 134, 64 (1934). https://doi.org/10.1038/134064a0
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