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scintillometer
/ ˌsɪntɪˈlɒmɪtə /
noun
- physics a device for observing ionizing radiation by the scintillations it produces in a suitable material
Example Sentences
In 1979, I owned the most radioactive farm in northern Virginia, according to aerial scintillometer exploration.
In Colorado, for instance, Temple has to access private property, asking landowners if he can use a device called a scintillometer to measure the radioactivity of mineral deposits and collect a small sample.
Prospector Hans Lundberg of Toronto surveys an oil-promising territory by flying back & forth across it in an airplane equipped with a scintillometer* to count the low-energy gamma rays coming up from the earth.
Pick was sitting on a rock one day near a crumbling ridge when he noticed that his Scintillometer was not registering properly.
The damage is caused by an ultra-ultra-short wave radiation which not even the most sensitive scintillometer you have can pick up, a very subtle by-product of every chain reaction.
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