A geiger counter measures ionizing radiation - alpha, beta and gamma (though gamma is indirect). The detector within a geiger counter is a Geiger Muller tube, it is basically a metallic gas-filled chamber with a thin wire anode running axially in the center of the tube and a cathode, the tube wall. The gas is most commonly an inert gas like the noble gases (like argon, neon). The anode is set to a very high charge compared to the tube wall. Also one end of the tube is typically has a thin mica wall or a thin glass wall to allow beta or alpha particles in. Once an alpha or beta particle enters the tube they can collide with the gas atoms forming an electron and postively charge ion. The electron speeds off to the positively charged anode while the ion accelerates to the cathode. Along the way the electron or ion can collide into other gas atoms creating more free electrons and ions and they in turn can knock other gas atoms creating an avalanche effect. The surge of electrons on the anode causes a current pulse that can be measured as a hit by a counter. In the presence of radiation sources the geiger counter's hits per second will increase significantly. As a side note gamma radiation first has to knock an electron from the side wall and it is this electron that causes the cascade.
The number of decays in the nucleus per second.
Radioactivity
radioactive
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If you mean 5.18M, then no.
If by its identity you mean its atomic number, no. Neutrons only count towards the Atomic Mass Number, or AMU.
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means there is radioactive stuff around
Geiger translates as violinist, fiddler
the last name geiger means musician, fiddler, or violin player
I'm going to assume you mean a while loop using namespace std; #include<iostream> int main() { int ct = 50; while(ct <= 300) { cout<<ct<<endl; ct++; } return 0; }
SMM : Spinning Metric MeasurementThat mean Count of Yarn before Dyeing using Metric system.
Do you mean the testing kits? My pharmacy gives them away for free. You just buy the replacement strips.
He was an avid pokemon trainer and Gengar was his favorite one.
Orange County? OxyContin? On Call? Over (the) Counter? Alright, that last one doesn't count but with some more specifics......
SMM : Spinning Metric MeasurementThat mean Count of Yarn before Dyeing using Metric system.
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to many times to count