Sentence examples for for beta ray from inspiring English sources

We describe an attempt at the development of an in situ detector for beta ray measurements in underwater environment.

A radioactive slug from Hanford with 1000 Ci of beta ray activity and 400 Ci of gamma ray activity was dissolved, and Hempelmann poured it into the tubing.

A much weaker nuclear force, the so-called weak interaction, is responsible for the emission of beta rays.

The EPA last revisited drinking water standards for radionuclides in 2000, when it established a maximum contaminant level (MCL) for uranium and reaffirmed requirements established in 1976 for radium-226 and -228 combined, for gross alpha particle reactivity, and for beta particle/gamma ray radioactivity.

The results demonstrate the feasibility of in situ beta ray measurements in underwater environment and can be applied for designing an in situ detector for radioactivity measurement in underwater environment.

The DCBA experiment measures the kinetic energy of individual beta ray in double beta decays with powerful background rejection capability.

He'd already come up with the names for alpha and beta rays when his work on radium led him to realise it was emitting something different: "rays which are non-deviable by a magnetic field, and which are of a very penetrating character".

The structure of the gas cell for BIXS was optimized by Monte Carlo simulation of beta-ray induced X-ray spectra in various window geometries using the Geant4 tool kit (version 10.01.p02).

Determination of each of these isotopes required appropriate preparation of samples, including radiochemical treatment necessary for qualitative and quantitative identification of isotopes emitting alpha and beta rays.

High resolution and high contrast images of positron beam LACs in objects may be produced over nearly the full range of the positron beam, which for Ga68 beta-rays in a 3T field is about 0.5 g/cm2.

From there, they worked north and south with Lauritsen electroscopes, which are sensitive to both beta rays and gamma rays.