Publications by authors named "Jitendra Jalindar Gaware"
Article Synopsis
- Scientists are looking at how to measure radon gas (Rn) in places where people handle radium and thorium to keep them safe.
- A special device called a Lucas scintillation cell (LSC) is used to study radon, but how well it works depends on how the gas flows through it.
- The researchers tested different flow rates and inlet needle lengths to find the best settings for the LSC, discovering that it works best with flow rates between 0.6 and 1 liters per minute and needle lengths from 22.5 to 45 mm.