Q15: If you want a high-resolution gamma detector for 1 MeV gammas, which of these is best? a) A planar germanium detector b) A planar silicon detector c) A barium fluoride detector d) A coaxial germanium detector Q16: Which of these scintillators will have the highest efficiency for gamma rays? a) Nal(TI) b) Bi4Gе3012 c) CsI(Na) d) Anthracene Q17: Which of these materials would make a good photocathode? a) Lead fluoride b) BGO c) Bialkali K-Cs d) Gallium phosphide (GAP)

Q15: If you want a high-resolution gamma detector for 1 MeV gammas, which of these is best? a) A planar germanium detector b) A planar silicon detector c) A barium fluoride detector d) A coaxial germanium detector Q16: Which of these scintillators will have the highest efficiency for gamma rays? a) Nal(TI) b) Bi4Gе3012 c) CsI(Na) d) Anthracene Q17: Which of these materials would make a good photocathode? a) Lead fluoride b) BGO c) Bialkali K-Cs d) Gallium phosphide (GAP)

Principles of Instrumental Analysis

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Chapter27: Gas Chromatography

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