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Geiger counter counter tube that detects ionizing radiations
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Geiger tube an ionization chamber contained in a tube in a Geiger counter
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Geiger counter A Geiger-M?ler detector and measuring instrument. It consists of a gas-filled tube that discharges electrically when ionizing radiation passes through it and a device that records the events.
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Geiger counter A device used to count high energy radiation and particles, such as radioactivity. The counter consists of a Geiger tube or ionization chamber (which converts the incoming radiation into electronic pulses) and associated circuitry which amplifies and counts the pulses.
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Geiger c. a radiation counter that uses a gas-filled tube to indicate the presence of ionizing particles; the type and energy of a particle cannot be determined because the degree of ionization produced is independent of them. It is highly sensitive to β particles, but relatively insensitive to γ and x-rays.
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