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Mass Measurements on Fast Particles Ejected from Cosmic Ray Stars

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DURING the careful investigation of 118 nuclear disintegrations obtained in Kodak N.T.4 emulsions, exposed to cosmic rays at the Jungfraujoch (3,650 m.), the identification of particles producing long tracks was attempted.

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  1. Harding, J. B., and Perkins, D. H., Nature, 164, 285 (1949).

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HARDING, J. Mass Measurements on Fast Particles Ejected from Cosmic Ray Stars. Nature 165, 273–274 (1950). https://doi.org/10.1038/165273b0

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