Background in Liquid Scintillation Counting Systems
This paper gives estimates, for a particular radiocarbon dating system, of two possible sources of residual background occurring in coincident liquid scintillation arrangements - the natural radioactivity of the phototubes and optical feedback between them. The formr was found to contribute about 1....
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| description | This paper gives estimates, for a particular radiocarbon dating system, of two possible sources of residual background occurring in coincident liquid scintillation arrangements - the natural radioactivity of the phototubes and optical feedback between them. The formr was found to contribute about 1.8 c.p.m. or 13% of the background, but there was no evidence of any significant contribution from the latter. |
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