Earl K. Hyde
Oregon State University
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Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory | 1954
Earl K. Hyde
The main purpose of Chemistry Division personnel in using the Bevatron will be to learn as much as possible about nuclear reactions in the Bev energy range using the radiochemical approach. The type and extent of these experiments will depend greatly on the beam intensity. Significant results can be obtained at 10{sup 6} or 10{sup 7} protons per pulse, but it is highly desirable that this figure ultimately be raised to 10{sup 10} or greater.
Journal of Chemical Education | 1985
Earl K. Hyde; Glenn T. Seaborg
Archive | 1964
Earl K. Hyde; Glenn T. Seaborg; I. Perlman
Science | 1976
Bernard G. Harvey; Günter Herrmann; Richard W. Hoff; Darleane C. Hoffmann; Earl K. Hyde; Joseph Katz; O. Lewin Keller; Marc Lefort; Glenn T. Seaborg
Archive | 1964
Earl K. Hyde; I. Perlman; Glenn T. Seaborg
Archive | 1964
Earl K. Hyde; I. Perlman; Glenn T. Seaborg
Journal of Chemical Education | 1959
Earl K. Hyde
Science | 1978
D. Allan Bromley; Herman Feshbach; Gerald T. Garvey; Earl K. Hyde; O. Lewin Keller; Joseph Weneser
Physics Today | 1978
D. Allan Bromley; Herman Feshbach; Gerald T. Garvey; Earl K. Hyde; O. Lewin Keller; Joseph Weneser
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory | 1972
R. G. Korteling; C.R. Toren; Earl K. Hyde
