Less-famous work of this physicist is his research on the production of interference by rays of hydrogen and helium and his experimental verification of Maxwell's law of velocity distribution in gases.
Less-famous work of this physicist is his research on the production of interference by rays of hydrogen and helium and his experimental verification of Maxwell's law of velocity distribution in gases. Better-known is his measurement of the magnetic moment of the proton, accomplished with a molecular beam which he also used in an experiment wherein it was found that a beam of silver atoms shot through a nonuniform magnetic field onto a glass plate split into two distinct beams instead of broadening into a continuous band. FTP name this man, awarded the 1943 Nobel Prize for this latter experiment performed with Walter Gerlach.
Less-famous work of this physicist is his research on the production of interference by rays of hydrogen and helium and his experimental verification of Maxwell's law of velocity distribution in gases.
Otto Stern