Ionization Chambers

Ionization Chambers is a type of radiation detection device that measures ionizing radiation by collecting the electrical charge produced when radiation interacts with a gas-filled chamber, distinguished from other detectors by its operation in the region of applied voltage where recombination effects are minimal and the collected charge is proportional to the energy deposited by the incident radiation.

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    Hugo Palmans

    National Physical Laboratory, United Kingdom

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    D. W. O. Rogers

    National Research Council Canada, Canada

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    Jan Seuntjens

    McGill University, Canada

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    Pedro Andreo

    Karolinska Institutet, Sweden

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    J. W. Boag

    Institute of Cancer Research, United Kingdom

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