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ion source guns of the initial alpha calutron.

Image File 96602761

Title ion source guns of the initial alpha calutron.

Description Detail of the two ion source guns of the initial alpha calutron. Ion beams exit upwards into the funnel-shaped electrode boxes.

Citation Caption LBL NEWS Magazine, Vol. 6, No. 3, Fall 1981, p. 38 | Detail of the two ion source guns of the initial alpha calutron. Ion beams exit upwards into the funnel- shaped electrode boxes.

Date 1943

Equipment alpha calutron ion source gun

Site Oak Ridge Plant, Tennessee

TEID Doc ID XBD 9606-02761.TIF

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