5. The total charge which is developed by gas multiplication if the avalanche is initiated by an electron which originates outside the region of gas multiplication is A) radioactivity Choose B) Single electron avalanche C) principle of compensations

5. The total charge which is developed by gas multiplication if the avalanche is initiated by an electron which originates outside the region of gas multiplication is A) radioactivity Choose B) Single electron avalanche C) principle of compensations

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Chapter29: Introduction To Quantum Physics

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5. The total charge which is developed by gas multiplication if the avalanche is initiated by
an electron which originates outside the region of gas multiplication is
A) radioactivity
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B) Single electron avalanche
C) principle of compensations
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