Monitor for measuring the radioactivity of a surface

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250375, G01T 1185

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059427574

ABSTRACT:
A monitor for measuring the activity of a surface contaminated with a radioactive material, such as tritium, is disclosed. The monitor comprises: (a) a collector spaced from the surface; (b) a potential generators for generating a potential difference between the surface and the collector sufficient to induce particle migration; and (c) an electrometer or other current measuring device for measuring the current generated by impingement of charged particles on the collector.

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