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Neutron Detector Popular Q&A
Q: Types of Neutron Detectors.
A: As the name implies, gamma neutron detectors rely on gamma rays. Like X-rays, gamma rays are emitted when certain particles become energized. If neutrons are pr... Read More »
Q: Are neutrons released in smoke detectors?
A: Most smoke detectors which operate alarms contain artificially produced Read More »
Q: Would the van de graaff generator stop either the muon detector o...
A: 1) Should be fine, as long as you collect enough statistics. A lithium glass detector would be superior. 2) Yes, but how are you going to get it to remain at... Read More »
Q: Would the van de graaff generator stop either the muon detector o...
A: 1) Lithium glass detectors are insensitive to gamma rays compared to gas detectors and just as efficient. They create a peak for thermal neutrons at a specific... Read More »
Q: 1. how fast must a neutron be travelling, relative to a detector,...
A: 1. Let K = mvc/sqrt(1 - (v/c)2) = 5mc^2 = e; then v/c = 5 sqrt(1 - (v/c)2) so that (v/c)2 = 5 - 5(v/c)2 in which case 6 (v/c)2 = 5 and v/c = sqrt(5/6) = 0.91287... Read More »