In reply to Bob Higgins's message of Fri, 1 Dec 2017 16:48:01 -0700:
Hi,
[snip]
>I cannot comprehend a magnetic field configuration that would unidirectionally
>focus an omnidirectional emission of alpha particles. If you had such a thing
>it would be useful for making radioisotope alpha emitte
Unfortunately Bob, some formatting error occurred in your email and I could
not read the whole of the first paragraph.
What you say about the plasma consisting of "Li ions, microscopic Li
droplets, microscopic Al droplets and Al ions" is possible, though the Li
and Al "droplets" are unlikely. Any
Higgins—Regarding your comments:
The spectrometer Rossi is said to have used, if connected via fiber optics,
would be limited in its effective range of wavelength monitoring from 200 nm to
about 2200 nm. The peak of black body radiation
at 2300 C is in this range, However, the peak as a func
As I understand it, Rossi is said to have recorded the spectrum using
something like an Ocean Optics fiber spectrometer (
https://oceanoptics.com/product/ocean-fx/). A typical gas discharge
spectrum will be a mix of blackbody for the plasma and lines from the key
atomic and ionic species. This sp
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