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Colliding gold creates new matter
8 Mar, 2010
A never-before seen particle, called an anti-hypertriton, has been created for the first time during experiments at the Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider (RHIC) on Long Island, New York. Particles of gold were collided just short of the speed of light (186,000 miles per second) and more than 100 million collisions were made to collect the data. The [...]
Issue 1, Volume 29
6 Articles in this Issue.
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A Low Melting Point Solder For 22 Carat Yellow Gold
Author(s):David M Jacobson and Satti P S Sangha
Published:01 March 1996
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Gold Chemistry Reported at the RSC Dalton Discussion Meeting on 'Metal Clusters'
Author(s):David Thompson
Published:01 March 1996
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Gold Nanoparticles, A Renaissance in Gold Chemistry
Author(s):Robin Whyman
Published:01 March 1996
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Physical Properties of Gold Electrodeposits and Their Effect on Thickness Measurement
Author(s):Stewart J Hemsley
Published:01 March 1996
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Present Status and Future Developments in the Electroplating of Gold
Author(s):Andreas R Zielonka
Published:01 March 1996
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Reaction Soldering with Copper on an early Medieval Disc Brooch from Germany
Author(s):Christoph J Raub
Published:01 March 1996
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