2. Electrons
2.1 Introduction
The electrons considered here are energetic (several tens of keV to several MeV). There are three main phenomena that lead to electron emission.
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The β + or β – decay occurs for nuclei with an excess (β - ) or deficit (β + ) of neutrons (compared to stable nuclei) and which regain a more stable state by converting a neutron into a proton (or vice versa). This reaction is accompanied by the emission of an electron β - (or a positron β + ) (conservation...
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References
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Amcrys-H (Detec-Europe) http://www.amcrys-h.com
Canberra-Eurisys Measures http://www.canberraeurisys.com , http://www.canberra.com
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