A free air ionization chamber measures 1cGy for every 0.2nC of charge collected. What is the size of the chamber's sensitive volume? A. 5.2x10-8 m3 B. 1.02cm3 C. 0.19cm3 D. D. 0.52cm3 Calculate Noas for a 0.6cc ionization chamber filled with air at STP. A. 1.1 x 108 Gy/C B. 4.7 x 107 Gy/C C. 5.6 x 107 Gy/C D. 2.4 x 107 Gy/C

A free air ionization chamber measures 1cGy for every 0.2nC of charge collected. What is the size of the chamber's sensitive volume? A. 5.2x10-8 m3 B. 1.02cm3 C. 0.19cm3 D. D. 0.52cm3 Calculate Noas for a 0.6cc ionization chamber filled with air at STP. A. 1.1 x 108 Gy/C B. 4.7 x 107 Gy/C C. 5.6 x 107 Gy/C D. 2.4 x 107 Gy/C

College Physics

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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