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Measurement system for determination of positron annihilation rate is consisted of HPGe detector, multichannel analyser and Na22 positron source. The result of annihilation rate measurement in wetted filter paper is treated. The formula of energy transfer model is used for explanation obtained data quantitatively. | Study on positron annihilation rate in water

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Study on positron annihilation rate in water

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