Neutron detector utilizing sol-gel absorber and activation disk

Induced nuclear reactions: processes – systems – and elements – Detection of radiation by an induced nuclear reaction – By fission

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C250S390010, C376S153000

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ABSTRACT:
A neutron detector utilizing a sol-gel absorber incorporating a fissionable material and an activation disk. Preferably utilizing Li-6 and B-10 as fissionable material and Ag-109 as activation disk material for increased sensitivity and better differentiation of thermal versus prompt neutrons and neutrons versus other radiation fragments.

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