Are there any books describing only experiments?

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Books focused solely on experimental physics, particularly in quantum mechanics and relativity, are often found in learned journals and proceedings of scientific societies. These publications typically detail experiments, methodologies, and results without delving into interpretations. Specific recommendations for such books may be limited, but resources like academic journals can provide comprehensive data on various experiments. Readers interested in the technical aspects of experiments are encouraged to explore these scholarly articles. This approach ensures access to rigorous experimental data and findings in physics.
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Hello, I was wondering if there are any good recommendable physics books out there of which the main goal is to describe performed experiments and their results. I'm mainly interested in quantum mechanics right now but other fields such as general and special relativity are very welcome as well.
I was hoping that there would be a book which would for example not only say what the double-slit experiment is, but also report on many variations, report what the data actually is, report what equipment has been used, and so on. Interpretations or conclusions about the results of the results aren't necessarily needed.
 
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Are there any books describing only experiments

They are usually called Learned Journals, very often the proceedings of learned societies.
 
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