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- Detecting radioactive radiation in the surrounding air (background) - Digital
Detecting radioactive radiation in the surrounding air (background) - Digital
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Environmental radioactivity
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Introduction to radioactivity
- Detecting radioactive radiation in the environment
- Detecting radioactive radiation in the environment - Digital
- Detecting radioactive radiation in the surrounding air (background)
- Detecting radioactive radiation in the surrounding air (background) - Digital
- Detecting radioactive radiation in a button-shaped source
- Detecting radioactive radiation in a button-shaped source - Digital
- Safety rules when working with radioactive materials
- Safety rules when working with radioactive materials - Digital
- Number of N pulses and R counting rate
- Number of N pulses and R counting rate - Digital
- Investigating the influence of sample properties and the size of the measurement window
- Environmental radioactivity
- Statistics of radioactive decay
- Radiation shielding
- Distance
- Investigating the radiation in a magnetic field
- Half-life
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Introduction to radioactivity
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Environmental radioactivity
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