“…In a subsequent experiment on antiprotonic X-rays of P, Cl, K, of Sn, I, Pr, and of W, the same group 41 explored more fully the effect of the strong interaction on the deepest lying bound states, and in addition to determining the reduction of some transitions, also observed the effect of the strong interaction via the line width and energy shift in one of the target nuclei, sulfur. These X-ray studies -as in the case of pionic atoms -also allowed probing isotopic effects, this time with antiprotons: the first measurements (still at 26 allowing to separate thep−n andp−p scattering lengths, although some assumptions about the neutron distributions in the nuclear tail needed to be made.…”