The results of an investigation on KCl show that while the electron beam undoubtedly has a marked effect on the crystals, it is possible to examine KCl in the electron microscope, and in this way, to study the changes which follow irradiation in considerable detail. Preliminary investigations suggest that point defects are created fairly readily in KCl crystals by electron irradiation. The fact that small crystals are strongly colored in the F-band by irradiation in the microscope is taken as evidence that some ionization takes place. (P.C.H.)
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