The Condensation Method of Demonstrating the Ionisation of Air under Normal Conditions

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Printed extract from The Philosophical Magazinefor June 1904, by C T R Wilson.

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Papers of Charles Thomson Rees Wilson, 1869-1959, Nobel Prize winner and Professor of Natural Philosophy, University of CambridgeDC 448

Notebooks and publications and printed matterDC 448/1

Notebook entitled Practical Physics, suggestionsDC 448/1/1

Condensation of Water Vapour in the presence of Dust-free Air and other GasesDC 448/1/2

On the Comparative Efficiency or Condensation Nuclei of positively and negatively charged IonsDC 448/1/3

On the Leakage of Electricity through dust-free airDC 448/1/4

On the Ionisation of Atmospheric AirDC 448/1/5

On the Spontaneous Ionisation of GasesDC 448/1/6

On Radio-active RainDC 448/1/7

Further experiments on radio-activity from rainDC 448/1/8

On Radio-activity from SnowDC 448/1/9

The Condensation Method of Demonstrating the Ionisation of Air under Normal ConditionsDC 448/1/10

Condensation NucleiDC 448/1/11

On the Measurement of the Atmospheric Electric Potential Gradient and the Earth-air CurrentDC 448/1/12

On a Method of making Visible the Paths of Ionising Particles through a GasDC 448/1/13

Photography of the Paths of Particles Ejected from AtomsDC 448/1/14

Photocopy of booklet by the Cambridge Scientific Instrument Company, Ltd entitled The Wilson Expansion ApparatusDC 448/1/15

On Some Determinations of the Sign and Magnitudes of Electric Discharges in Lightning FlashesDC 448/1/16

On Some a [alpha]- Ray TracksDC 448/1/17

The Acceleration of ß - Particles in strong Electric Fields such as those of ThundercloudsDC 448/1/18

The Bursting of Soap-bubbles in a Uniform Electric FieldDC 448/1/19

The Electric Field of a Thundercloud and some of its EffectsDC 448/1/20

On the cloud method of making visible Ions and the tracks of Ionising ParticlesDC 448/1/21

On a new type of Expansion ApparatusDC 448/1/22

Reprinted obituary of Sir Charles Vernon Boys by C T R WilsonDC 448/1/23

A Theory of Thundercloud ElectricityDC 448/1/24

An Index to C T R Wilson's Laboratory Records and Notebooks in the Library of the Royal SocietyDC 448/1/25

Reproduction copy of Notes and Records of the Royal Society of London containing an article entitled Reminiscences of my early years by C T R WilsonDC 448/1/26

Leaflet advertising the Atom Tracks exhibition to be held in the Science Museum, South KensingtonDC 448/1/27

Photographs and negativesDC 448/2