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Nonfiction: This [[Cockcroft–Walton generator (nonfiction)|Cockcroft–Walton generator]] was part of one of the early particle accelerators responsible for development of the atomic bomb. Built in 1937 by Philips of Eindhoven it is now in the National Science Museum in London, England.
This [[Cockcroft–Walton generator (nonfiction)]] was part of one of the early particle accelerators responsible for development of the atomic bomb. Built in 1937 by Philips of Eindhoven it is now in the National Science Museum in London, England.
 
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This Cockcroft–Walton generator (nonfiction) was part of one of the early particle accelerators responsible for development of the atomic bomb. Built in 1937 by Philips of Eindhoven it is now in the National Science Museum in London, England.

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