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A novel /sup 3/He scintillation detector

G.F. Knoll, Thomas M. Henderson, William J. Felmlee

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A /sup 3/He scintillation detector of unique design has been fabricated and tested. It incorporates high-pressure helium gas contained within small spherical glass shells dispersed in a plastic scintillator matrix. The detector displays a unique combination of properties including high detection efficiency, fast response, and convenient physical form.

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A /sup 3/He scintillation detector of unique design has been fabricated and tested. It incorporates high-pressure helium gas contained within small spherical glass shells dispersed in a plastic scintillator matrix. The detector displays a unique combination of properties including high detection efficiency, fast response, and convenient physical form.

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A /sup 3/He scintillation detector of unique design has been fabricated and tested. It incorporates high-pressure helium gas contained within small spherical glass shells dispersed in a plastic scintillator matrix. The detector displays a unique combination of properties including high detection efficiency, fast response, and convenient physical form.

Key concepts: Scintillator, Detector, Scintillation, Scintillation counter, Helium, Particle detector, Optics, Helium-3

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