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Positron emission tomography for process applications

After a brief general discussion of radioisotope emission tomography, this paper discusses the principal types of detector systems which are used in medicine for positron emission tomography. It then describes the Birmingham positron camera and the various ways in which this has been used for studying industrial processes.

D. J. Parker | D. Parker | P. McNeil | P. A. McNeil

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