so, do you want better than this? its because this made my day !
Sunday, February 4, 2018
So, what's the exactly components substance of the plastic scintillators we are looking for ? which...(and after all this time researching...) is in fact the radioactive source of the x ray machines...produced by nuclear reactors.
Ytterbium Fluoride (YbF3, 99 %, 40-80 nm)
Size: 40-80 nm Purity: 99% Nanoparticles: Ytterbium Fluoride Morphology: nearly spherical Type: GNM ID: #5670YD Properties: Ytterbium Fluoride Nanoparticles: #5670YD
Good morning! welcome back to war! What I have here is the specification of a plastic scintillator named Bicron BC-408, as you see on the technical photo, the source is cesium 137, cobalt 60 and sodium 22 , all high radioactive. If you go on searching, and there's lots for sale at eBay, the sellers will say to you that it will only work if mounted on a PMT , that creates a sort of confusion, PMT photomultiplier detector is based on radiation sources like NA(TI) (encapsulated sodium on lead protecting thallium ) ; anyway, one thing doesn't imply on the other...both this Bicron -408 and the PMT have radioactive sources. The blue colour emission, comes from anthracene , (a component of 20% of carbon at space), specifications like, emission of electrons on the infinite number 10(23) (this is the calculation of infinitive on physics) , and the emission of photons, surely defines this material (plastic) as radioactive.
Saturday, February 3, 2018
welcome back to war! starting warfare again...these are two medical devices, to search for noddles...are mini gamma ray cameras ...usual at biopsies department or clinics , it has radon 222...(all the sources I've seen today have ~0.2 microcuries, all of them by now, with gathering of one each, and we already have 1.5 microcuries) Foto de Black Mask. Foto de Black Mask.
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