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The Continuous Spectra of RaE and RaP30

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THE purpose of this investigation was to study the continuous spectra of RaE and RaP30, especially in their low energy regions.

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    A. I. ALICHANOW, A. I. ALICHANIAN & B. S. DELEPOW

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ALICHANOW, A., ALICHANIAN, A. & DELEPOW, B. The Continuous Spectra of RaE and RaP30. Nature 137, 314–315 (1936). https://doi.org/10.1038/137314b0

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