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Dr. Kapitza Not Sent fo Siberia, Say Scientists Who Vow They Know
centers from men who are experts at well as atoms.)
the Cavendish Laboratories of the late
a ; PARIS, Aug. 26--If Russia has the atomic bomb or is inl uy sehieving & it, it 1s not because offle work of world-famed Dr,
By SCIENCE SERVICE (Copyright, 1049, by Science Service)
idovich Kapitza, British-trained physicist who once worked in
Cambridge. For Dr. Kapitsa has been in virtual retirement. hot of his own
choosing, ving for the Bast Wo Yeats ur 10 In & epuntry Neuss not
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|disappeat to {part in Soviet atomic energy re-
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great fleld. Dr, Kapitza was using such apin an attack on secrets of the atom and physical, production.
{paratus
Dr,
Put In Doghouse He has been in the Communist] doghouse, but it was because his |plans for tripling the production {of steel in the USSR through use ot liquid oxygen did not work out ‘as promised, although they were
artly successful.
Information here is that. Dr. | Kapitza is actually back in Mos- 200 atmospheres.” he: working rather obscurely in a laboratory much less important very quickly and combined with a | than the one that he headed for nitrogen removal system, and [pears before and during the war. Was suitable for thé industrial
from Moscow. was) [neither banished to Biberia, as stitute for Physical Problems, was
Lord Rutherford at
He (fruitful. He plondered
metals show little or no electrical resistance. He discovered that liguid helium, for instance, ex{hibits zero viscosity, An outgrowth of this work was the invention by Dr, Kapitza of a turbine for production of oxygen {at low cost, It was reported to be one-sixth of the size of conven{tional installations and it oper ated at 4 atmospheres instead of
some ny Lh Ee pear absolute zero where
It also began to produce oxygen
Until the spring of 1035, Dr. production of oxygen.
| Kap ftza had been working in England at Cambridge on low-| {temperature problems. The Mond! {Laboratory had been dedicated
ere in 1932 with
aws,
Passport Canceled
ets that, for a fraction of a sec-| iond, could produce a magnetic/ {field more than a million times as as the earth's magnetic
Cheaper Method
When a party of American selentists went to Russia just after powerful mag- iy. o.nc Langmuir, the General Electric chemist and Nobel Prize winner, learned from Dr. Kapitza (that Soviet oxygen liquefaction units were supposed to produce oxygen at one-thirtieth the cost of the best units used by the Germans during the war in rocket
The cheap oxygen was to be
He went back to Russia for|used in new methods of steel pro-
So the British
was better for the world to have Kapitza using the special 200 tons of steel daily was reequipment provided for him at ported being made in a pilot Cambridge than to have him and plant at Dr. Kapitza's institute, the apparatus both idle and un- at a cost of about 25 to 30 per used. So they sold the electro- cent that of ordinary blast furmagnets and other equipment to naces, evidently the process did the Russian government and they not work out as expected or somewere moved to Moscow. the money ob-
Interestingly,
Dr. Kapitza, in
what he thought to be just a duction in the Donbas and Soviet visit. His passport was canceled, | Asia, and $2 billion were supposed and it was announced that heit0 be spent on this gigantic projwas “detained.” thorities wanted his researches to! the U. 8. atomic bomb Manhattan be done at home,
The Boviet au- ect, financially on the order of
Project, which, of course, at that decided that it time the Soviet did not know, Despite the fact that, in 1945,
{thing happened. In any event, Dr, Kapitza lost
il tained was used to purchase for face and his job. Toward the end {England its first cyclotron, which of 19468 it was rumored that he {proved so important in atomic re- had been sent to Siberia, presum{search.
{ably because he wasn't working
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