6 — Interaction of radiation with material, detection of radiation Flashcards

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Write the formula describing the attenuation of gamma or X-ray radiation in an absorbing material.

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What is the definition of the attenuation coefficient of a material or gamma or X-ray and what is its SI unit?

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How does the intensity of α-radiation change as a function of the distance from the radiation source?

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Why are alpha and beta (-) radiations called directly ionizing radiations?

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Why do we call gamma radiation and X-rays indirectly ionizing radiation?

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Compare the path of alpha- and beta(-) particles passing through an absorbing material.

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What kind of radioactive radiations can be detected by a GM-counter?

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What is the basic principle of operation of a photomultiplier tube?

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What is the basic operation principle of ionization detectors?

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What is the principle of detection of radioactive radiation by a scintillation detector?

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List the radioactive radiations in order of increasing penetrability.

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