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English: A diagram of a simple experiment that Hans Geiger et al. used to observe the back-scattering of alpha rays by a metal reflector. Taken from On a Diffuse Reflection of the a-Particles.
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Source http://him.phys.pusan.ac.kr/~yoo/lecture/NPI-advanced/Geiger%20&%20Marsden%20Study%20Alpha%20Particle%20Scattering.htm
Author Hans Geiger et al.

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