A lithium fluoride or silver halide crystal chip and several metal filters are used to measure the cumulation of this phenomenon in two devices called a TLD and a film badge.
In the presence of this phenomenon, elastic forces on a quartz fiber are reduced in a Lauritsen electroscope. A lithium fluoride or silver halide crystal chip and several metal filters are used to measure the cumulation of this phenomenon in two devices called a TLD and a film badge. In one method of measuring this phenomenon, a sample is dropped in a surfactant-containing counting solution and a photomultiplier tube is used to amplify signals. A device for measuring this phenomenon uses the (*) gas multiplication effect to cause electron avalanches that signal a pulse. Those devices detect this phenomenon through their end window. Scintillation counters measure this phenomenon, whose doses are measured in sieverts or rads. For 10 points, Geiger counters detect what phenomenon whose "gamma" form can be partially shielded by lead?
In the presence of this phenomenon, elastic forces on a quartz fiber are reduced in a Lauritsen electroscope.
ionizing radiation [accept ionization; accept scintillation until read]