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Tracks of charged nuclear particles in AgCl crystals
The effects of alpha particles in AgCl crystals which lead to tracks which can be rendered visible by `decoration' techniques have been found to have in some cases a very short lifetime which is a function of the structural properties of the crystals and the doping materials used. The formation of visible tracks therefore depends on the time interval between irradiation and decoration. This property could be made use of for the triggered recording of tracks.
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