Nuclear counters
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Names and connections
Nuclear detectors; Nuclear radiation detectors; Radiation counters
- Broader: Detectors
- Broader: Nuclear physics
- Broader: Radioactivity--Instruments
- Narrower: Cherenkov counters
- Narrower: Coincidence circuits
- Narrower: Cold cathode tubes
- Narrower: Drift chambers
- Narrower: Gamma ray detectors
- Narrower: Geiger-Müller counters
- Narrower: Neutron counters
- Narrower: Nuclear emulsions
- Narrower: Nuclear track detectors
- Narrower: Photon detectors
- Narrower: Position sensitive particle detectors
- Narrower: Proportional counters
- Narrower: Pulse height analyzers
- Narrower: Radiation dosimetry
- Narrower: Scintillation counters
- Narrower: Semiconductor nuclear counters
- Narrower: Vertex detectors
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