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Isotopes of the Alkaline Earth Metals from Uranium
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  • Published: 11 February 1939

Isotopes of the Alkaline Earth Metals from Uranium

  • R. W. L. 

Nature volume 143, pages 251–252 (1939)Cite this article

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DURING the last two years, the bombardment of uranium by neutrons has led to some striking results, due primarily to the combined efforts of Prof. O. Hahn, L. Meitner and F. Strassmann, working in the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute of Chemistry in Berlin-Dahlem. In addition to three artificial isotopes of uranium, they have succeeded in establishing the existence of six trans-uranium elements of atomic numbers 93—96, and the existence of a seventh trans-uranium element (half-value period = 60 days) is indicated.

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L., R. Isotopes of the Alkaline Earth Metals from Uranium. Nature 143, 251–252 (1939). https://doi.org/10.1038/143251a0

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