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Gadey et al., 2019 - Google Patents

A stilbene-CdZnTe based radioxenon detection system

Gadey et al., 2019

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2616273730009791152
Author
Gadey H
Farsoni A
Czyz S
McGee K
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Journal of environmental radioactivity

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Atmospheric monitoring of radioxenon is one of the most widely used methods by the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organization (CTBTO) to detect elevated levels of 131m Xe, 133/133m Xe, and 135 Xe. The ratios of these radionuclides help discriminate …
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