Isotope Separator On-Line Device

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The Isotope Separator On-Line Device (ISOLDE) is a CERN facility that produces and studies a wide range of radioactive ion beams for nuclear physics, astrophysics, and materials science research.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf CERN experiment
ISOL facility
physics research facility
radioactive ion beam facility
alsoKnownAs CERN-ISOLDE collaboration
surface form: "CERN-ISOLDE"
beamType low-energy radioactive ion beams
post-accelerated radioactive ion beams
country Switzerland
hasAcronym ISOLDE
hasComponent beam lines
experimental stations
ion source
mass separator
target station
hasProgram CERN-ISOLDE collaboration
hostedAt Proton Synchrotron Booster
surface form: "CERN Proton Synchrotron Booster"
inaugurated 1967
locatedIn CERN
Geneva metropolitan area
surface form: "Geneva region"

Meyrin
locatedInCountry Switzerland
operatedBy CERN
produces exotic nuclei
radioactive ion beams
producesIsotopesOf elements from helium to uranium
researchField astrophysics
fundamental interactions
materials science
nuclear astrophysics
nuclear physics
nuclear structure
solid-state physics
startDate 1967
supportsExperimentType beta-decay spectroscopy
charge radius measurements
laser spectroscopy
medical isotope research
nuclear moments measurements
radiation damage studies
solid-state implantation studies
typicalEnergyRange keV to MeV
upgradeDate 1992
upgradedTo Proton Synchrotron Booster
surface form: "ISOLDE facility at PS Booster"
usesAccelerator Proton Synchrotron Booster
surface form: "CERN Proton Synchrotron Booster"
usesTechnique ISOL method
on-line isotope separation
website https://isolde.cern

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ISOLDE acronymFor Isotope Separator On-Line Device
ISOLDE fullName Isotope Separator On-Line Device