A Mercury-Sealed Water-Cooled Rotating X-Ray Target

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Mar 1934

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Nature, Volume 133, Issue 3360, pp. 460-461 (1934).

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INSPIRED by the magnificent X-ray tube with spinning target designed by
Müller1 and now in operation at the Davy Faraday
Laboratory of the Royal Institution, we have considered the feasibility
of completely sealing off the rotating anode by means of mercury after
the manner of the classical Torricelli experiment.

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