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English: Setup of a modern Compton scattering experiment. The radioactive sample is shielded inside a stack of lead bricks with a small pinhole through which particles can escape impacting the target (a scintillation counter) which scatters the particles. |
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| Author | L. Chang |
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| current | 23:23, 25 February 2006 | | 1,200 × 1,600 (935 KB) | Changlc (talk | contribs) | Setup of a compton scattering experiment. The radioactive sample is shielded inside a stack of lead bricks with a small pinhole through which particles can escape impacting the target (a scintillation counter). Taken by L. Chang, 3-17-200 |
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