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can some one give me a link or an article or his argument which Explain how the Bethe-Bloch formula is used to determine the energy of a gamma-ray photon stopped in a spark-chamber detector.
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malawi_glenn said:a gamma ray photon will undergo pair production, and it is the total amount of energy from those electrons and positrons that will be collected in an EM-calorimeter.
malawi_glenn said:a gamma ray photon will undergo pair production, and it is the total amount of energy from those electrons and positrons that will be collected in an EM-calorimeter.
Gamma-ray photon detection is the process of detecting and measuring gamma-ray photons, which are high-energy electromagnetic radiation particles emitted during radioactive decay or nuclear reactions.
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