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Radiation Detection Terms Summary

RADIATION DETECTION TERMINOLOGY Radiation Detectors clips become attached to the magnet.  The same is true of a particle passing by a group of atoms at a given distance.   The slower a particle travels, the more atoms it affects. Stopping Power Stopping power or linear energy transfer (LET) is the energy lost per unit path length.  Equation 6-2 expresses this relationship. (6-2) S LET DE DX where S = stopping power LET  = linear energy transfer DE     = energy lost DX     = path length of travel Specific ionization times the energy per ion pair yields the stopping power (LET), as shown in Equation 6-3. (6-3) S æ ç è ö ÷ ø ion  pairs path  length æ ç è ö ÷ ø energy ion  pairs energy path  length Stopping power, or LET, is proportional to the specific ionization. IC-06 Page 2 Rev. 0

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