Review of Scientific Instruments · 1956 · 42 citations · 6 references
EngineeringNuclear EngineeringPhysicsNuclear InstrumentationNuclear PhysicsRadiation DetectionDetector EfficiencyDetector TechnologyNuclear FissionParticle DetectorsRadiation DetectorsScintillation DetectorsDetector ConstructionDetector Efficiency MeasurementFission Chamber DetectorsResolutions
A fast, high-efficiency detector of heavy particles that results in negligible changes in the velocity and direction of the detected particles has been built. The detector consists of an electron accelerator and a scintillator that responds to delta particles emitted by the passage of each particle through a thin foil. For fission fragments, time resolutions of 3×10−9 sec, with efficiencies greater than 95%, have been obtained. The fragment velocity loss in traversing the thinnest foils used was less than 1%.
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Response of Some Scintillation Crystals to Charged Particles
C. James Taylor, W. Jentschke, M.E. Remley et al. · Physical Review · 1951 · 164 citations
Natural Sciences, Chemistry, Physics +16
Spectrometry of the Neutrino Recoils of Argon-37
Arthur H. Snell, Frances Pleasonton · Physical Review · 1955 · 56 citations
Acceleration of Heavy Ions to High Energies
D. N. Walker, J.H. Fremlin · Nature · 1953 · 19 citations