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Hi!
If water and hydrocarbon rich materials are good at absorbing cosmic radiation, would they also work for shielding muons at sea-level?
What about gamma rays and electrons created by muon decay at sea-level...what would be good shields against those?
Thanks!
If water and hydrocarbon rich materials are good at absorbing cosmic radiation, would they also work for shielding muons at sea-level?
What about gamma rays and electrons created by muon decay at sea-level...what would be good shields against those?
Thanks!