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The energy spectrum of electrons inelastically scattered from nuclei was measured, with the aim of studying the giant-resonance region of nuclear excitation. Scattered electrons corresponding to excitation of the giant resonance were observed at large angles for targets of Si and C. The scattering distribution from C was investigated in detail, and a peak at 15 Mev was observed. The Mark II linear accelerator and an 18-in. double-focusing spectrometer were used for the experiment. (W.D.M.)
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