Re: A different neutron question

[Lester.Slaback@nist.gov]

>I would recommend neutron bubble dosimeters.  I know of one supplier
>Bubble Technologies Inc. (BTI).  They are out of Chalk River Canada.  I
>also hear there is an electronic neutron dosimeter, but I've never seen
>one and I'm not sure they really exist.  The bubble dosimeter seems to
>work fairly well, and come in a variety of sensitivities.  They do wear
>out semi-quickly. (A year or so).
>This is not an endorsement- you have to decide for yourself.

'Electronic' buble dosimeters are from Apfel.
In essence they detect bubble pops acoustically and are available in
various sensitivities.

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