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On the Possible Use of Secondary Radioactive Beams

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Treatise on Heavy Ion Science

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Since the first experiment on α scattering by Rutherford, nuclear reactions using accelerated beams of electrons, protons, deuterons, alphas, and so on, have been successfully used in the study of nuclear structure and reaction mechanisms. The use of accelerated heavy ions during the past ten years has opened a wide range of possibilities for studies in nuclear physics and other fields of research. However, until a few years ago experiments had been performed using only ions of stable isotopes.

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