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doi:10.1063/1.1716496

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29 Dec 2004

Single Crystal CdS as soft x-ray detector

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Photoconductivity in certain selected single crystals of CdS, by comparison with conventional Geiger-type counters, affords a fairly sensitive and inexpensive detector for simple x-ray spectrometry. © 1959 The American Institute of Physics.

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