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Polysiloxane based neutron detectors

Dalla Palma, 2016

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Dalla Palma M
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In the last decade, neutron detection has been attracting the attention of the scientific community for different reasons. On one side, the increase in the price of 3He, employed in the most efficient and the most widely used neutron detectors. On the other side, the …
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