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Attenuation of β radiation when passing through matter

VP6.4.4.2

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Description

The experiment P6.4.4.2 examines the attenuation of β radiation from Sr-90 in aluminum as a function of the absorber thickness d. This experiment shows an exponential decrease in the intensity.

Components of equipment sets

1	559835 8	Radioactive preparations, set of 3
1	55901 8	End-window counter with cable for α, β, γ and X-rays
1	575471 8	Counter S
1	55918 8	Holder with absorber foils
1	59002 8	Small clip plug
1	59121 4	Clip plug, large
2	53216 8	Connecting rod
2	30011 4	Saddle base

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P6.4.4.2 Attenuation of ß radiation when passing through matter (de)

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Attenuation of β radiation when passing through matter

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