Diamond detector Diamond is an insulating material with a very large band gap, 5.5 eV. It can be operated like other semiconductors of the IV group, such as Si and Ge, by applying electrical contacts to opposite faces of

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Date: 2013-07-08 14:54:31 Nuclear chemistry Nuclear technology Radiation Neutron detection Neutron Alpha particle Formation evaluation neutron porosity Nuclear fusion Physics Nuclear physics Radioactivity		Diamond detector Diamond is an insulating material with a very large band gap, 5.5 eV. It can be operated like other semiconductors of the IV group, such as Si and Ge, by applying electrical contacts to opposite faces of Add to Reading List Source URL: neutrons.ornl.gov Download Document from Source Website File Size: 116,66 KB Share Document on Facebook

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