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    Extracting data from a spectrometer to Excel

    In the spectroscopy software I only have one option of(.ocv) format nothing else.
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    Extracting data from a spectrometer to Excel

    Hi Drclaude. When I used the yellow light I was able to convert it to from .ocv format to excel from this link https://www.chem.utoronto.ca/coursenotes/CHM317/pdfs/Import%20Spectrum%20to%20Excel.pdf but when I used the laser beam I got this So, I am confused why I was able to have the data when...
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    Extracting data from a spectrometer to Excel

    Good morning, I used the Laser beam with HR4000 spectrometer with Ocean View software when saving the files it is saved by (.ocv) format. when trying to extract information to excel I get some unreadable data like (bkg thin sheet gel.png) attached. I used the same instrument and software with...
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    Two parallel opposed Co-60 Gamma Ray beams in Excel

    I did not use that i only used the the data in the table, did not know how to use the separation:frown:
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    Two parallel opposed Co-60 Gamma Ray beams in Excel

    Hi everyone, I have this question about POP. Assume a patient separation of 20cm. Using data for 6MV , FS 10x10 cm, plot the depth dose for one beam at 2 cm intervals. Include on your plot the dose at dmax and the dose at 20-dmax. On the same graph repeat this for the opposed beam. Now plot the...
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    How Accurate Are My Calculations on Alpha Particle Scattering and Energy?

    Any feedback would be appreciated, I'm really struggling.
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    How Accurate Are My Calculations on Alpha Particle Scattering and Energy?

    Hi, I calculated the scattered angle & the kinematic factors for both Al & Au to be Is what I did right? Also E (Alpha) = stopping power x depth = 250 x 0.5 = 125 keV As for the maximum & the minimum scattered energy i didn't know how?
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    Integrating electric field from r2 to r1 to get depletion voltage

    Thanks for your prompt respond. Vo is the difference in potential across the junction Vd is the depletion voltage Also for equation (1) the second term has a positive sign. After doing some algebra i end up with equation (2). Thanks for the help.
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    Integrating electric field from r2 to r1 to get depletion voltage

    The electric field ...(1) by saying that ...(2)I tried to integrate equation (1) from r2 to r1 but could not get equation(2). Any suggesting. Thanks
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    The max deviation (non linearity ) of a system

    The highest deviation which in the plot is (1400,610) As i understood from one of my partners he used a linear line through the highest point and another line through the lowest one, then he found the difference between these two equations. which i didn't know how to do.
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    The max deviation (non linearity ) of a system

    Hi, I have a question from my germanium lab, which is how to estimate the max deviation (non linearity ) of a system. I plot the relation between the deviation of the energy as a function of true energy and got this ( see pic), but didn't know what to do next. Thanks.
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    Radiation dose from tritium in reactor pool water splash and ingestion

    If someone was splashed with 5 ml of reactor pool water over 10 cm^2 of there skin, how much dose they will receive? note: the tritium was created in the reactor pool water. Also if they swallowed 125 ml of pool water how much dose they will receive ? Thanks.
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    Undergrad How can I calculate uncertainty in my lab report data?

    Thanks RUber for the fast reply. Are there any other way to calculate the uncertainty ? And how can i know I'm using that right way?
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    Undergrad How can I calculate uncertainty in my lab report data?

    Hi, I'm doing a lab report and for every number we need to calculate the uncertainty. I tried to calculate by using the SQRT of the number but i didn't get the same answer as my partner had? could you help me! These are the numbers and the uncertainty of my partner which i could not figure out...