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radiation detectionDetecting and measuringionizing radiation - a short historyby Flakus* ionizing radiation causes neutral atoms or moleculesto acquire either a positive or negative electrical most commonly known types of ionizingradiation are alpha, beta, gamma, X, and neutron radiation , such as alpha or beta rays,has a direct ionizing effect; whereas neutral radiation ,such as X, gamma, or neutron rays, have an indirectionizing effect, these radiations first generate chargedparticles which then have the ionizing is a form of energy. This energy can bepartly or wholly deposited in a suitable medium andthus produce an effect. The detection and measurementof radiation is based upon the detection andmeasurement of its effects in a medium, and the historyof the emergence of radiation detectors is closelyrelated to the discovery of radiation and material emits ionizing radiation withouthaving been subject to any external influence.
Radiation detection Detecting and measuring ionizing radiation - a short history by F.N. Flakus* Ionizing radiation causes neutral atoms or molecules
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