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Radioactive Europium 150 and Gadolinium 150
Physical Review, 1953The enriched isotopes of samarium were bombarded with 6.7-Mev protons. A well-defined 13.7-hour activity was measurable in all of the enrichments. Comparison of relative initial saturation intensities clearly indicated that the activity should be assigned to ${\mathrm{Eu}}^{150}$. The activity is the result of negatron emission.
Rex C. Mack, J. J. Neuer, M. L. Pool
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Empire Survey Review, 1938
AbstractIn reality the span of the working life of the Ordnance Survey is just short of the century and a half: whilst the map meridians that it has employed (in Great Britain alone) are, by just as little, over that figure. These meridians are, by the way, all respectable fully-fledged cartographic realities.
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AbstractIn reality the span of the working life of the Ordnance Survey is just short of the century and a half: whilst the map meridians that it has employed (in Great Britain alone) are, by just as little, over that figure. These meridians are, by the way, all respectable fully-fledged cartographic realities.
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Nursing Standard, 1989
In June 1839, the first patient was admitted to this hospital. To mark the 150th anniversary, a museum has been opened, displaying a wide variety of memorabilia and it is hoped to expand this collection.
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In June 1839, the first patient was admitted to this hospital. To mark the 150th anniversary, a museum has been opened, displaying a wide variety of memorabilia and it is hoped to expand this collection.
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