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Kai Siegbahn, 89; Nobel-winning physicist invented electron spectroscopy for chemical analysis

Los Angeles Times: The efforts of the Swedish scientist now allow for assays of corrosion of metal surfaces, identification of contaminants and many other applications.

Posted by Physics Today on August 8, 2007 10:35 AM |

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