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ARGON targets can be prepared by bombarding silver disks with the separated beams of the argon isotopes in a mass-spectrograph. This technique has already been used in a study of the resonance capture of protons in the isotopes of neon1. The possibility of collecting argon atoms in a metal surface has previously been demonstrated2, and has recently been used as a method of producing samples of separated argon isotopes3.
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Brostrøm, K. J., Huus, T., and Koch, J., Nature, 160, 498 (1947).
Lindh, A. E., and Nilsson, Å., Ark. f. Matem., Astr. o. Fys., 31 (1944). These authors have prepared argon targets for X-ray studies by bombardment with high-speed ions in a discharge tube.
Koch, J., Nature, 161, 566 (1948).
Brostrøm, K. J., Huus, T., and Tangen, R., Phys. Rev., 71, 661 (1947).
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BROSTRØM, K., HUUS, T. & KOCH, J. Gamma-Rays from Proton Bombardment of Separated Argon Isotopes. Nature 162, 695–696 (1948). https://doi.org/10.1038/162695b0
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