Their cycling times can range from ten times a second to four times a minute, and to increase the likelihood that photons will convert to electron- positron pairs heavy liquids like propane or Freon are sometimes used.
Their cycling times can range from ten times a second to four times a minute, and to increase the likelihood that photons will convert to electron- positron pairs heavy liquids like propane or Freon are sometimes used. In these devices, a piston compresses a liquid like hydrogen or deuterium which is slightly below its boiling point. Then the piston expands the liquid to make it superheated milliseconds before a streem of particles enters the chamber, allowing their paths to be tracked. Used to discover the rho and omega minus particles, FTP, what is this chamber invented by Donald Glaser?
Their cycling times can range from ten times a second to four times a minute, and to increase the likelihood that photons will convert to electron- positron pairs heavy liquids like propane or Freon are sometimes used.
Bubble chamber