GAMMA SPECTROSCOPY - OVERVIEW
Jun 01, 2011 · GAMMA SPECTROSCOPY - OVERVIEW Th Id ifi i f G E i i 1 The Identification of Gamma Emitting Radionuclides 6/1/2011. Contents General ... Radionuclide Gamma Ray Energy (keV) Gamma Intensity Na-22 1274.5 1.0 511.0 (annihilation) 1.8 K-40 1460.8 0.11 Cr-51 320.1 0.098 C 57 122 1 0 855 General
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