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Beta-Rays of Radium-D

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MR. H. O. W. RICHARDSON'S1 most interesting investigations of the β-rays of radium-D induce me to make certain complementary remarks.

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STAHEL, E. Beta-Rays of Radium-D. Nature 129, 314 (1932). https://doi.org/10.1038/129314a0

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