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Geiger counter

Devices {Geiger counter} can measure inert-gas ionization in 2000-V potential. Ionization causes current cascade. Current is proportional to ionization.

proportional counter

Devices {proportional counter} can measure gas ionization in 1000-V potential. Current is sensitive to voltage change.

scintillation counter

Devices {scintillation counter} can measure sodium-iodide, anthracene, or naphthalene fluorescence. Photomultiplier detects visible light.

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bubble chamber

Radioactivity detection can use tiny bubbles in saturated fluid {bubble chamber}.

cloud chamber

Radioactivity detection can use condensation trails in saturated vapor {cloud chamber}.

streamer chamber

Radioactivity detection can combine bubble and spark chamber {streamer chamber}.

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