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There follows a list of all published items cited in the notes except editorial comments, short anonymous articles, and interventions at scientific meetings. A few unpublished manuscripts are also listed here—rather than described in full where mentioned in the notes, as is our usual practice—if we refer to them several times or if they have some general interest.

Articles from a book are cited in short form—last name of editor, abbreviated title—when several from the same book were used. The full citation can be retrieved by looking up the book in its alphabetical place under its editor, or, if it has no stated editor, under its title.

The following abbreviations are used:

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———. "The identification of characteristic x-rays associated with radioactive decay." PR, 56 (1939), 753–7.

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———. "Electron capture and internal conversion in gallium 67." PR, 53 (1938), 606.

———. "Collimated, variable energy beam of pure thermal neutrons." PR, 54 (1938), 235.

———. "The capture of orbital electrons by nuclei." PR, 54 (1938), 486–97.

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———. "Helium and hydrogen of mass 3." PR, 56 (1939), 613.

———. "Radioactive hydrogen." PR, 57 (1940), 249.

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Amaldi, Edoardo, Enrico Fermi, Franco Rasetti, and Emilio Segrè. "Nuovi radioelementi produtti con bombardamento di neutroni." Nuovo cimento, 11 (1934), 442–7, and in Fermi, CP, 1 , 725–31.

Amaldi, Edoardo, L.R. Hafstad, and M.A. Tuve. "Neutron yields from artificial sources." PR, 51 (1936), 896–912.

Amaldi, Edoardo, Bruno Pontecorvo, Franco Rasetti, and Emilio Segrè. "Azione di sostanze idrogenate sulle radioattività provocata da neutroni, I." Ricerca scientifica, 5:2 (1934), 282–3, and in Fermi, CP, 1 , 757–8.

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———. "The mass of Be⁹ and the atomic weight of beryllium." PR, 43 (1933), 367–8.

———. "The masses of the lithium isotopes." PR, 44 (1933), 56–7.

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———. "Binding energy of the neutron." PR, 53 (1938), 313–4.

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Bloch, Felix, Morton Hamermesch, and Hans Staub. "Neutron polarization and ferromagnetic saturation." PR, 64 (1943), 47–56.

Bloch, Felix, David Nicodemus, and Hans Staub. "A quantitative determination of the magnetic moment of the neutron in units of the proton moment." PR, 74 (1948), 1025–45.

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