A Simple Moving-Anode X-Ray Tube

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Jan 1945

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Nature, Volume 155, Issue 3926, pp. 108 (1945).

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THERE have now been described a number of moving-anode X-ray tubes, including the mercury-sealed type developed in this Laboratory1-4, and their high performance may be regarded as established. They are, however, mostly expensive and not easy to build, and for the future welfare of X-ray structure analysis, particularly in the fibre and protein fields, something is needed for workers with modest resources-something that does not aim at the power that can be realized with a rotating anode, yet is considerably better than the stationary-anode tubes commonly in use. We have designed and constructed such a simple, demountable and inexpensive tube as follows.

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