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November 27, 2007
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Data from the experiments provides cues the students use to discover phosphorus-35.
Data from the Exotic Beam Summer School experiments are what students inspected to find cues as they worked to discover phosphorous-35.
Credit: Thomas Baumann, NSCL
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