The Electron Its Isolation And Measurement And the Determination of Some of Its
The Electron Its Isolation And Measurement And the Determination of Some of Its
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As a matter of fact, all of the nine particles studied by us and computed by Mr. Fletcher 2 showed the correct value of Ne, while only six of them as com- puted by me fell on, or close to, the line which pictures the law of fall of an oil drop through air (Fig. 5, p. 104). This last fact was not published in 1911 because it took me until 1913 to determine with certainty the complete law of fall of a droplet through air; in other words, to extend curves of the sort given in Fig. 5 to as large va...lues of - as correspond to particles small enough to show large Brownian movements. As soon as I had done this I computed all the nine drops which gave cor- 1 Phys. Zeitschr. , XII (1911), 161; Phys. Rev. , XXXII (1911), 394- 2 Le Radium, VIII (1911), 279; Phys. Rev. , XXXIII (1911), 107.
162 THE ELECTRON rect values of Ne and found that two of them fell way below the line, one more fell somewhat below, while one fell considerably above it. This meant obviously that these four particles were not spheres of oil alone, two of them falling much too slowly to be so constituted and one considerably too rapidly.
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As a matter of fact, all of the nine particles studied by us and computed by Mr. Fletcher 2 showed the correct value of Ne, while only six of them as com- puted by me fell on, or close to, the line which pictures the law of fall of an oil drop through air (Fig. 5, p. 104). This last fact was not published in 1911 because it took me until 1913 to determine with certainty the complete law of fall of a droplet through air; in other words, to extend curves of the sort given in Fig. 5 to as large va...lues of - as correspond to particles small enough to show large Brownian movements. As soon as I had done this I computed all the nine drops which gave cor- 1 Phys. Zeitschr. , XII (1911), 161; Phys. Rev. , XXXII (1911), 394- 2 Le Radium, VIII (1911), 279; Phys. Rev. , XXXIII (1911), 107.
162 THE ELECTRON rect values of Ne and found that two of them fell way below the line, one more fell somewhat below, while one fell considerably above it. This meant obviously that these four particles were not spheres of oil alone, two of them falling much too slowly to be so constituted and one considerably too rapidly.
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