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三和-32在高分辨率自动放射学中的应用

L G Caro, M Schnös

    Science (New York, N.Y.)
    |July 2, 1965
    PubMed
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    伊尔福德L-4核乳液对β粒子具有不同的敏感性. 三 (H-3) 在单层中产生0.20粒/颗粒,而-32 (P-32) 在厚层中产生0.025粒/颗粒,其灵敏度更高.

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