Published online by Cambridge University Press: 24 October 2008
Experiments on the β-ray spectrum of thorium C + C″ by the Wilson cloud chamber method were made. From a certain number of photographs taken, the upper limit of the continuous spectrum was found at 9250 Hρ and no β-particles of higher energy were observed. This value for the upper limit agrees fairly well with the result obtained by Henderson's recent experiments by the method of Geiger-Müller counter and focusing magnet.
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