Hypothetical mechanism of the helium detector

Broś, Emil; Lasa, J.

doi:10.1016/s0021-9673(01)92353-2

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“…CONCLUSION It is believed that the operation of the helium ionization detector is based on the Penning effect (12), that is, the transfer of the excitation energy of the metastable helium to the atom or molecule of another gas. Several investigators (13)(14)(15) have undertaken the task of explaining some of the theoretical aspects of the helium detector mechanism. However, two challenging problems remain.…”

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The effect of gaseous additives on the response of the helium ionization detector

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The effect of gaseous additives on the response of the helium ionization detector

Andrawes¹,

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1978

Anal. Chem.

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“…In conjunction with their development of a mathematical model of the detection mechanism, Bros and Lasa (222,223) applied the Penning effect to the determination of nonhydrocarbon fixed gases.…”

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