Nuclear Fragmentation Reactions from Research to Applications
Nuclear Fragmentation Reactions from Research to Applications
Nuclear Fragmentation Reactions from Research to Applications
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Bragg discovery in 1904<br />
�W.H. Bragg, R. Kleeman, On the ionization curves of radium,<br />
Philosophical Magazine, S.6, 8 (1904) 726.<br />
� W.H. Bragg, R. Kleeman, On the alpha particles of radium, and<br />
their loss of range in passing through various a<strong>to</strong>ms and molecules.<br />
Philosophical Magazine, S.6, 10 (1905) 318.<br />
Sir William Henry Bragg<br />
(1862 – 1942)<br />
1915 Nobel Prize in Physics<br />
Experiments with 7.7 MeV α-particles in H, Al, Cu, Ag, Sn, Pt, Au and compounds<br />
Maximum energy deposition at the end of particle’s range in the medium!<br />
This remarkable property can be used <strong>to</strong> destroy deeply-sitting tumours.