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A BOUT ten years ago Condon' showed that Bee's' estimate of the upper limit for the neutron-electron interaction could be greatly reduced by considering the interaction of slow neutrons with atoms. These considerations can be greatly extended by considering the interference of the wave scattered by-the nucleu's with the wave scattered by all of the electrons in the atom as erst introduced by Bloch' in connection with the magnetic scattering of neutrons. In this case the scattered amplitude consists of the sum of terms due to the nucleus and to the electron
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