Alter et al., 1981 - Google Patents
Passive integrating radon monitor for environmental monitoringAlter et al., 1981
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- 10886614562557408884
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- Alter W
- Fleischer R
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- Publication venue
- Health Physics
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Abstract Improved Track Etch alpha-particle detectors have been calibrated against standard radon atmospheres. Detectors were exposed in several configurations to permit the measurement of radon-only unaffected by radon daughter concentrations. A statistical …
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