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Early Patent for Accelerator, 1937 Print

Framed Print : Early Patent for Accelerator, 1937 Print
Framed Print : Early Patent for Accelerator, 1937 Print
Framed Print : Early Patent for Accelerator, 1937 Print
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Framed Print of Early Patent for Accelerator, 1937

Early patent for an accelerator that made use of the charge-changing, or tandem, principle to double the energy of a beam of particles was awarded to Willard H. Bennet of Ohio State University in 1937. In this copy of Bennet's original patent drawing a beam of negative ions (dashes) is accelerated to a terminal (160), where electrons are removed from the negative ions by collisions with a thin coil (167). The resulting positive ions are accelerated by the second gap and strike the target (151) with an energy corresponding to acceleration through an accelerator with twice the voltage, Bennet's proposal was apparently forgotten, and it was left to Luis W. Alvarez of the University of California Berkeley to demonstrate the feasibility of the charge-changing idea in 1951. © New York Public Library / Science Source

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Step into the fascinating world of scientific innovation with our 'Early Patent for Accelerator, 1937' framed print. This image from ScienceSource shows a pivotal moment in history when Willard H's groundbreaking design was patented, marking a significant breakthrough in particle acceleration technology. Bring a touch of curiosity and discovery to your space with this piece of science art.

A pioneering spirit in motion, this 1937 patent drawing showcases Willard H. Bennet's innovative idea for an accelerator that doubled the energy of a beam of particles by harnessing the charge-changing principle.

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Estimated Image Size (if not cropped) is 19.3cm x 15.3cm (7.6" x 6")

Estimated Product Size is 30.5cm x 25.4cm (12" x 10")

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