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  1. The World of Sound: Six Lectures Delivered Before a Juvenile Auditory at the Royal Institution, Christmas, 1919 (1920 ) by Sir William Henry Bragg, 2009-10-21
  2. The carbon atom in crystalline structure; an address by Sir William Henry Bragg on the occasion of the centenary celebration of the founding of The Franklin Institute and the inauguration exercises of the Bartol Research Foundation, September 17, 18, 19, 1924. by Sir William Henry) The Franklin Institute (Bragg, 1924-01-01
  3. Sir William Henry Bragg& Sir William Lawrence Bragg: An entry from Gale's <i>Science and Its Times</i> by Donald R. Franceschetti, 2000
  4. An instrument for measuring small amplitudes of vibrations. by Sir William Henry (1862-1942). BRAGG, 1929-01-01
  5. Old trades and new knowledge;: Six lectures delivered before a 'juvenile auditory' at the Royal institution, Christmas 1925, by Sir William Henry Bragg, 1926
  6. Electrons & Ether Waves: Being the Twenty-Third Robert Boyle Lecture, on May, 1921 by Sir Bragg William Henry, 2009-07-17
  7. Concerning the Nature of Things: Six Lectures Delivered at the Royal Institution. by William Henry, Sir, Bragg, 1954-01
  8. The world of sound; six lectures delivered before a juvenile aud by Bragg. William Henry. Sir. 1862-1942., 1920
  9. Studies in radioactivity by William Henry, Sir, 1862-1942 Bragg, 2009-10-26
  10. Concerning the nature of things,: By Sir William Bragg (Bell's popular science series) by William Henry Bragg, 1945
  11. Sir William Bragg's manuscripts and papers and some memories of the Royal Institution in his time by William Lawrence Bragg, 1964
  12. William Henry Bragg 1862-1942: Man and Scientist by G. M. Caroe, 1978-08-31
  13. The life and work of Sir William Bragg (The John Murtagh Macrossan memorial lecture for 1950) by Kerr Grant, 1952
  14. The Royal Institution in Sir William Bragg's time by Alban Caroe, 1965

61. Sir Lawrence Bragg
In 1915, Lawrence bragg and his father, sir william henry bragg, were awardedthe Nobel Prize for Physics. In 1916, Albert Einstein published his General
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Lawrence Bragg at the age of 25 remains the youngest-ever recipient of the Nobel Prize. He was born in Adelaide, where his father was Professor of Mathematics and Physics at the University of Adelaide . He later studied at the same university where he graduated with a first-class honours degree in mathematics at the age of 19. (The physics tradition at the University of Adelaide was later to be continued by Sir Marcus Oliphant and Paul Davies The years around 1915 were exciting ones in physics. It was all happening. In 1912, Max von Laue had performed ground-breaking work on the diffraction of X- rays by crystals. Soon afterwards, Lawrence decided that X-rays had a dual wave/particle nature - one of the most significant concepts in 20th century physics. In 1915, Lawrence Bragg and his father, Sir William Henry Bragg, were awarded the Nobel Prize for Physics . In 1916, Albert Einstein published his

62. Physiker
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63. Nobelpreistraeger Sir William Henry Bragg Vip Promi Und Vip Linkliste Inkl. Star

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65. ::: Star Weekend Magazine :::
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66. Molecular Expressions Microscopy Primer: Light And Color - Diffraction Of Light
william henry bragg (18621942) - sir william henry bragg was a noted Britishphysicist and President of the Royal Society who had numerous research
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67. Chemistry - Links For Chemists - Topics - Biographies
Braconnot, Henri; Brackett, FS; bragg, william henry. bragg, william henry @Birkbeck College UK; bragg, Pedersen, Charles J. Perkin, sir william henry
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  • 68. May 10 - Author Anniversaries
    sir, Anthony Alfred BOWLBY, 1st Baronet BOWLBY 1858 sir, william henry 1988 william Fredrick bragg, Jr ( ps Bill bragg) 1988 william SUNNERS
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    If you find a person's date of birth or death on this page and want to find that person's date of death or birth, or other information, try looking them up in the New General Catalog of Old Books and Authors pages. Born: nee nee HANDOO 1894: John GOSS 1895: Russel Van Arsdale LEE 1897: Marjory ALLEN, Lady ALLEN Of HURTWOOD, nee GILL 1897: Prof, Francis Parker SHEPARD 1898: Chaya KAUFMAN, Mrs DURANT, aka Ida KAUFMAN (ps: Ariel DURANT) 1898: Clara ( nee )Marburg KIRK 1899: Frederick AUSTERLITZ (ps: Fred ASTAIRE) 1900: Cecilia (Helena) ( nee nee )Pleasant WELLBORN 1906: Inez KEMPER 1907: Frederick Spencer CHAPMAN 1907: Judge, Maxwell Joseph Hall TURNER 1907: Prof, (William) Ian (Clinch) MORRIS 1908: Carl Bert ALBERT 1908: Geoffrey BARRACLOUGH 1908: Kenneth Ernest JOY 1908: Phoebe BARNES, nee WASHBURN 1908: Prof, Glen Earl MILLS 1909: Prof, Ralph Glenn WILBURN 1909: Sheila PRITCHARD, nee nee SCARAFONI 1918: Norman WARD 1919: Daniel J O'HANLON 1919: Tim(=Timothy) LONGTON 1921: Bernard BUMPUS 1924: Prof, Edward Thomas HALL, aka 'Teddy' HALL 1927: Rabbi, Albert (Hoschander) FRIEDLANDER 1930: Mary CANTWELL, Mrs LESCHER 1936: Trevor Reginald CLAY 1937: Prof, Tamara Kern HAREVEN 1938: Sharon (Sklensky) BAKER 1946: Maureen LIPMAN, Mrs ROSENTHAL 1953: John DIAMOND 1964: Diarmuid GAVIN Died: nee nee ?, 1:Mrs FARRAR 2005: Ken(=Kenneth) LORAN

    69. Jul 2 - Author Anniversaries
    ADAMS (ps Skelton KUPPORD) 1862 sir, Christopher George Francis MauriceCRADOCK 1862 sir, william henry bragg 1863 George Thomas SHAW 1863 Prof,
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    If you find a person's date of birth or death on this page and want to find that person's date of death or birth, or other information, try looking them up in the New General Catalog of Old Books and Authors pages. Born: nee HERBERT, 1:Mrs BYNG 1865: Lily(=Amalie) BRAUN, nee von KRETSCHMANN, 1:Mrs von GIZYCKI 1867: Arthur Lewis TUBBS 1867: Prof, Elijah Clarence HILLS 1868: Alice POLLOCK, nee ne nee Died: nee FOWLER (ps: Annie ROTHWELL) 1928: John Inglis PARSONS 1930: Esther SINGLETON 1930: William Sharp McKECHNIE 1931: Alan Ernest CLAPPERTON 1931: Prof, Harold HOFFDING 1931: William ELDER 1932: Prof, Henry COWAN 1936: Prof, Charles A MARSH 1936: Sir, Lionel PHILLIPS, 1st Baronet PHILLIPS 1937: Amelia EARHART, Mrs PUTNAM 1937: Leslie Brooks ROWLEY 1939: William Moses FELDMAN 1940: Rev, Douglas Samuel BOUTFLOWER 1942: Maximilian John HUBENY 1942: Mrs Nicholas Ware, Susan EPPES, nee BRADFORD 1943: Robert James MANION 1944: Norman Hezekiah DAVIS 1945: Sir, Peter Chalmers MITCHELL 1948: Canon, Thomas Cruddas PORTEUS 1950: Emile JAQUES-DALCROZE 1951: (Ernst) Ferdinand SAUERBRUCH 1952: John Murray GIBBON 1953: Arnold SILCOCK 1953: Harry Arthur CATES 1953: John Mewburn LEVIEN 1955: Prof, Henry TOWNSEND 1955: Sir, Harold Augustin TEMPANY 1960: Canon, Cecil Edward BOLAM 1960: Eugene DEVLAN (ps: Gene FOWLER) 1961: Ernest (Miller) HEMINGWAY 1966: William (Morley Punshon) McFEE 1972: Bp, Joseph Edward FISON 1972: Joseph Fielding SMITH (Jr) 1975: Audrey ( nee nee ?)Rice HART 1991: David (Armine) HOWARTH 1991: Irina Nijinska KOTCHETOVSKA, Mrs RAETZ (ps: Irina NIJINSKA) 1992: Prof, John BUETTNER-JANUSH 1993: Dixie Louise GRANTHAM 1993: Fred(=Frederick Hubbard) GWYNNE 1993: Sir, (Ernest) Edward DUNLOP, aka 'Weary' DUNLOP 1994: Clifford GRAHAM 1995: George (Henry) SELDES 1995: Gervase Frank Ashworth JACKSON-STOPS 1996: Joe G ACEE 1998: Colin IMRAY 1998: Kay THOMPSON, 1:Mrs JENNEY, 2:Mrs SPIER, aka Kitty FINK 1998: Prof, Charles William HISCOCKS 1999: Mario PUZO 2001: Israel SHAHAK 2001: Phillip H AULT 2002: Earle Appleton BROWN 2002: Emilio LORENZO CRIADO 2002: James (Henderson) LEE, (III) 2002: Prof, Jean Yves DANIEL-LESUR 2002: Robert I FRIEDMAN 2002: Stanley Robert RADER 2003: Gertrude SAMUELS 2003: Najeeb Elias HALABY 2004: Gael (Lundin) TURNBULL 2004: Judge, Michael (Joshua) HYAM 2004: Prof, Elmer (R) RUSCO 2004: Sophia de MELLO BREYNER ANDRESEN, Mrs SOUSA TAVARES 2005: Ernest LEHMAN 2005: Thomas CANNON

    70. Institute Of Physics 'Blue Plaques' Scheme
    sir william henry bragg, 1862, Mar 1996. John Buchan, 1875, Jun 1999. Rev NicholasCallan ? Apr 1998. John Canton, 1718, May 1997
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    71. Institute Of Physics 'Blue Plaques' 1800 - 1899
    also for use by the Navy, and large telescopes, following in the footsteps ofhis father. sir william henry bragg, FRS, Nobel Laureate (1862 1942)
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    Sir Beorge Biddell Airy ( 1801 - 1892 )
    Location: 5 Grosvenor Terrace, Alnwick, Northumberland
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    Sir Charles Wheatstone ( 1802 -? )
    Location: Gloucester
    Unveiled: 20 May 1999 by ? IOP Branch South Western
    Stolen in March 2000, replaced in April 2000
    John Tyndall ( 1820 -? )
    Location: Harris building, University of Central Lancashire
    Unveiled: 2 Dec 1993 by ? IOP Branch
    Lord Kelvin ( 1824 -? )
    Location: University of Glasgow
    Unveiled: 11 Jan 1999 by ? IOP Branch
    Edward Frankland ( 1825 - 1899 ) with Fleming
    Location: United Reformed Church, High Street, Lancaster
    Unveiled: 25 April 2001 by by Ian Ferguson and Keith Wigmore (ex-chairmen of the Branch) IOP Branch
    Sir Joseph Swan ( 1828 - 1914 ) with Fleming and Dewar
    Location: Edison Lamp Works, Ponders End, Enfield
    Unveiled: 10 June 2004 by ?

    72. A History Of X-Rays
    sir william henry bragg (18621942). william Lawrence bragg (1890-1971).bragg s law was an extremely important discovery and formed the basis for the whole
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    For more than 100 years, the use of X-rays has developed along two separate paths. In diagnostic medicine their use has been restricted to the imaging of transmitted X-rays. In contrast X-ray diffraction, based on the scattering of X-rays, is the method of choice for studying atomic and molecular structure. Indeed, medical imaging employs techniques to eliminate the scattered radiation that diffraction physicists try to detect! In order to explain why there is still enormous scope for improving the diagnostic quality of X-rays more than 100 years after their discovery it is informative to take a look at the history. Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen (1845-1923) Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen discovered X-Rays in 1895. He was awarded the Nobel prize for physics in 1901, a mere 6 years after his discovery " in recognition of the extraordinary services he has rendered by the discovery of the remarkable rays subsequently named after him".

    73. MSU Chemistry - Gallery Of Chemists' Photo-Portraits And Mini-Biographies - Indi
    sir (william) Lawrence bragg. The bragg equation (or law) is basic to modern Xray sir william (henry) bragg, determined many other atomic arrangements,
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    74. University Of Leeds | About The University | Honorary Graduates
    sir Douglas Haig (LLD). 1919. John Gilbert Baker (DSc) sir william henry bragg (DSc)John Rawlinson Ford (LLD) Francis Vaughan Hall (MA)
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    75. Book Review (1) Dec 04
    sir william henry bragg died in 1942 and bragg broke away into thebiological (organic!) world when he moved to Cambridge from Manchester to succeed
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    Book Review (1) Light is a Messenger: The Life and Science of William Lawrence Bragg
    Title 'Light is a Messenger; The Life and Science of William Lawrence Bragg'
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    The thought has never crossed my mind that it would have been interesting to have had the chance to meet Isaac Newton or Albert Einstein. In the case of Sir Lawrence Bragg , who died in 1971, my entry into crystallography in 1974, just 3 years later, makes it somehow galling to have been so close, and yet so far, in time to have seen him in action. Obviously my point here, in mentioning Newton and Einstein in the same breath, is that he is such an iconic figure in the whole development of X-ray crystal structure analysis, and the many discoveries with which Bragg was closely involved in, that I feel one must rank him in the Newton or Einstein league in the history of science. The author of this biography immediately explains his reason though for writing on Sir Lawrence Bragg ('Bragg'), which is that Bragg is still the youngest ever Nobel Prize-winner and that fact alone makes Bragg an icon. There is a 'however' though, which is that Bragg was Nobel Prize-winner in 1915 jointly with his father, Sir William Henry Bragg . His father specialised more on crystallographic instrumentation and apparatus, and was also preoccupied for several years in the early 20th century with the idea that X-rays were corpuscles rather than waves. But, and skipping on a few years, and to press the point about the strength of this father and son team, they agreed to split the world of crystal structure analysis into organics for the father and inorganics for the son. Sir William Henry Bragg died in 1942 and Bragg broke away into the biological (organic!) world when he moved to Cambridge from Manchester to succeed Rutherford in 1938. Unexpectedly, Bragg teamed up there with

    76. Royal Society | About The Society | History Of Science | Past Presidents
    19351940 sir william henry bragg, OM, KBE 1940-1945 sir henry (Hallett) Dale,OM, GBE 1945-1950 sir Robert Robinson, OM 1950-1955 Edgar Douglas Adrian
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    77. Bragg
    Translate this page sir william henry bragg. bragg, sir william henry (1862-1942), britischer Physikerund Nobelpreisträger. bragg und sein Sohn, sir william Lawrence bragg,
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    Sir William Henry Bragg
    Bragg, Sir William Henry (1862-1942), britischer Physiker und Nobelpreisträger. Bragg und sein Sohn, Sir William Lawrence Bragg , teilten sich 1915 den Nobelpreis für Physik und waren damit das einzige "Vater-Sohn-Team", das den Nobelpreis errang. Die beiden Wissenschaftler teilten sich auch andere Auszeichnungen, die sie für ihre Untersuchungen der Kristallstruktur durch Messung der Röntgenbeugung erhielten. Zurück zum Inhaltsverzeichnis

    78. Bragg
    Translate this page bragg, sir william Lawrence (1890-1971), britischer Physiker. Der Sohn desbekannten Physikers sir william henry bragg wurde in Adelaide geboren.
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    Sir William Lawrence Bragg
    Bragg, Sir William Lawrence (1890-1971), britischer Physiker. Der Sohn des bekannten Physikers Sir William Henry Bragg wurde in Adelaide geboren. Ab 1919 lehrte er als Professor in Manchester, bevor er 1937 Direktor der National Physical Laboratories wurde. 1938 übernahm er eine Professur in Cambridge und lehrte ab 1953 an der Royal Institution in London. Einen Namen machte sich Bragg, als er mit kaum 25 Jahren gemeinsam mit seinem Vater ein vereinfachtes Verfahren zur Bestimmung der Wellenlänge von Röntgenstrahlen auf kristallographischer Grundlage (Drehkristallmethode) entwickelte. Damit wurde es zugleich möglich, die bis dahin unbekannte Kristallstruktur von Mineralen, wie beispielsweise Steinsalz oder Diamant, darzustellen. Für die bahnbrechenden Arbeiten in der Röntgenstrukturanalyse und der Röntgenspektroskopie erhielt Bragg zusammen mit seinem Vater 1915 den Nobelpreis für Physik. Mit Hilfe der Braggschen Gleichung wurde es möglich, die monochromatischen Röntgenstrahlen an Kristallen zu beugen. Zurück zum Inhaltsverzeichnis

    79. Historic Science Relic Returns To Adelaide
    sir william henry bragg was Professor of Mathematics and Physics at the Universityof Adelaide from 1886 to 1909. In 1898 he spent a year on study leave in
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    Thursday, 1 May 1997 A microscope originally belonging to one of South Australia's first Nobel Prize winners, Sir William Henry Bragg, is being returned 'home' to the University of Adelaide. Discovered by an Australian science historian at an auction in England, the microscope will be donated to the University's Department of Physics. Who was William Bragg? Sir William Henry Bragg was Professor of Mathematics and Physics at the University of Adelaide from 1886 to 1909. In 1898 he spent a year on study leave in England, where he purchased equipment for the University's physics laboratory and the new engineering school. He also bought a small brass microscope for his own use and the amusement of his family. Professor Bragg occasionally used this instrument in his research into x-rays, for which he shared the Nobel Prize in 1915 with his son, Lawrence. About the microscope...

    80. Pictures Of Famous Physicists
    sir william henry bragg 17kB sir william Lawrence bragg 24kB Walter Houser Brattain17kB (7) Geoffrey Breit 36kB Louis deBroglie 50kB
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