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Which statement is CORRECT? Group of answer choices Dose rates from beta particles and high energy photons can be determined directly with an extrapolation chamber. In extrapolation chambers cathode is negatively charged and anode is positively charged. In extrapolation chambers, the ratio I/X is directly proportional to the dose rate. In extrapolation chambers, the ratio I/X is directly proportional to the exposure rate.

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          Which statement is CORRECT?
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Dose rates from beta particles and high energy photons can be determined directly with an extrapolation chamber.
In extrapolation chambers cathode is negatively charged and anode is positively charged.
In extrapolation chambers, the ratio I/X is directly proportional to the dose rate.
In extrapolation chambers, the ratio I/X is directly proportional to the exposure rate.

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University Physics with Modern Physics

Hugh D. Young 14th Edition

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An extrapolation chamber is a type of ionization chamber used to measure surface dose or dose rates, especially for beta particles and low-energy photons. It works by varying the distance between the electrodes and measuring the ionization current. Show more…

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Which statement is CORRECT? Group of answer choices Dose rates from beta particles and high energy photons can be determined directly with an extrapolation chamber. In extrapolation chambers cathode is negatively charged and anode is positively charged. In extrapolation chambers, the ratio I/X is directly proportional to the dose rate. In extrapolation chambers, the ratio I/X is directly proportional to the exposure rate.