7. All the following is an exampleof photon detectors EXCEPT:O Vacuum phototubeSilicon photodiodesO BolometersPhotomultiplier tubesO O

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7. All the following is an example of photon detectors EXCEPT: Vacuum phototube O Silicon photodiodes O Bolometers Photomultiplier tubes

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Chapter9: Pre-quantum Mechanics

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O Vacuum phototube
Silicon photodiodes
O Bolometers
Photomultiplier tubes
O O

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