Phys. Rev. 60, 365–373 (1941)Scattering of Protons by Magnesium and AluminumReceived 14 July 1941; published in the issue dated September 1941 A new type of nuclear scattering camera utilizing photographic emulsions to determine number and energy of scattered protons at many sharply defined angles is described and compared with earlier experimental arrangements. A survey of the effects of various factors in producing straggling of the scattered particles is presented. The angular distributions of elastically and inelastically scattered proton groups are presented, and the former compared with Rutherford scattering. Excited states of magnesium nuclei are found to occur at 1.37 Mev, 2.80 Mev, and 4.07 Mev. © 1941 The American Physical Society URL:
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