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Development of a 4π phoswich detector for measuring radioactive inert gases
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    • Development of a 4π phoswich detector for measuring radioactive inert gases

    • “In the field of nuclear power radiation field measurement, researchers have developed a 4 π stacked detector, which has successfully identified the β - γ signals of radioactive inert gases and provided an effective tool for measuring radioactive inert gases.”
    • NUCLEAR TECHNIQUES   Vol. 43, Issue 5, Article number: 050401(2020)

    • DOI：10.11889/j.0253-3219.2020.hjs.43.050401    

      CLC： TL812+.1

    • Received：13 January 2020，

      Revised：18 March 2020，

      Published：15 May 2020

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  • ZHOU Dongdong,YOU Simei,XIN Jie,et al.Development of a 4π phoswich detector for measuring radioactive inert gases[J].NUCLEAR TECHNIQUES,2020,43(05):24-30. DOI： 10.11889/j.0253-3219.2020.hjs.43.050401.

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