File:NA35 sulphur-gold collision.jpg
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DescriptionNA35 sulphur-gold collision.jpg |
English: In this image the real particles produced by the collision of a 6400 GeV sulphur ion with a gold target can be seen as they pass through a streamer chamber. Streamer chambers consist of a gas chamber through which a strong pulsed electric field is passed, creating sparks as a charged particle passes through it. The NA35 experiment, which was in operation in the 1980s, was part of CERN's ongoing heavy ion project. |
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Source | https://cds.cern.ch/record/39453 |
Author | CERN PhotoLab |
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