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Beghian et al., 1958 - Google Patents

Fast Sodium Iodide Spectrometer and Its Application to Millimicrosecond Time Measurement

Beghian et al., 1958

Document ID
16487692770689228652
Author
Beghian L
Kegel G
Scharenberg R
Publication year
Publication venue
Review of Scientific Instruments

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A scintillation counter using pure NaI cooled to liquid nitrogen temperature has been developed. The photopeaks of Co57 γ rays (122 kev) and Cs137 γ rays (662 kev) were found to have a full width at half‐height of 33% and 14%, respectively. A 7‐inch quartz light …
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