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Measurements on the 14 MeV electron beam from the linear accelerator at St. Bartholomew's Hospital are described. Details are given of the energy spectrum, current and size of the electron beam produced by the linear accelerator. The data about scattering the electron beam to obtain large fields suitable for electron therapy are given. Results are also given of measurements of the distribution and energy of electrons in a water phantom, with a brief account of the method of Perspex dosimetry.
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