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539.124 --- 539.124 Electrons. Negatrons (including beta-particles). Positrons --- Electrons. Negatrons (including beta-particles). Positrons

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Solid state physics --- 539.124 --- Electrons. Negatrons (including beta-particles). Positrons --- Positron annihilation. --- Perturbation (Quantum dynamics) --- Perturbation (Quantum dynamics). --- 539.124 Electrons. Negatrons (including beta-particles). Positrons

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Leptons (Nuclear physics) --- Quantum chromodynamics --- 539.124 --- 539.1 --- 539.1 Nuclear physics. Atomic physics. Molecular physics --- Nuclear physics. Atomic physics. Molecular physics --- 539.124 Electrons. Negatrons (including beta-particles). Positrons --- Electrons. Negatrons (including beta-particles). Positrons --- Congresses --- Elementary particles

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Theoretical spectroscopy. Spectroscopic techniques --- fysicochemie --- 543.422.27 --- Electron paramagnetic resonance spectroscopy --- 539.124 --- Electron spin resonance spectroscopy --- EPR spectroscopy --- ESR spectroscopy --- Spectrum analysis --- Using ultra-high frequency electromagnetic waves (microwaves). Electron spin resonance spectroscopy --- Electrons. Negatrons (including beta-particles). Positrons --- 539.124 Electrons. Negatrons (including beta-particles). Positrons --- 543.422.27 Using ultra-high frequency electromagnetic waves (microwaves). Electron spin resonance spectroscopy

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In the mid to late 1890s, J.J. Thomson and colleagues at Cambridge's Cavendish Laboratory conducted experiments on "cathode rays" (a form of radiation produced within evacuated glass vessels subjected to electric fields) -- the results of which some historians later viewed as the "discovery" of the electron. This book is both a biography of the electron and a history of the microphysical world that it opened up. The book is organized in four parts. The first part, Corpuscles and Electrons, considers the varying accounts of Thomson's role in the experimental production of the electron. The second part, What Was the Newborn Electron Good For?, examines how scientists used the new entity in physical and chemical investigations. The third part, Electrons Applied and Appropriated, explores the accommodation, or lack thereof, of the electron in nuclear physics, chemistry, and electrical science. It follows the electron's gradual progress from cathode ray to ubiquitous subatomic particle and eponymous entity in one of the world's most successful industries -- electronics. The fourth part, Philosophical Electrons, considers the role of the electron in issues of instrumentalism, epistemology, and realism. The electron, it turns out, can tell us a great deal about how science works.

Electrons --- Physics --- Physical Sciences & Mathematics --- Nuclear Physics --- Corpuscular theory of matter --- History. --- Thomson, J. J. --- Thomson, J. J., --- Thomson, Joseph John, --- Thompson, J. J. --- Atoms --- Leptons (Nuclear physics) --- Matter --- Particles (Nuclear physics) --- Cathode rays --- Ions --- Positrons --- Constitution --- SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY & SOCIETY/History of Science --- PHYSICAL SCIENCES/General --- ENGINEERING/Electrical Engineering --- Metaphysics --- Philosophy of nature --- Philosophy of science --- 539.124 <09> --- 539.124 <09> Electrons. Negatrons (including beta-particles). Positrons--Geschiedenis van ... --- Electrons. Negatrons (including beta-particles). Positrons--Geschiedenis van ... --- History