• Physical quenching occurs when a

• Physical quenching occurs when a barrier impairs contact between the radioactive particle
and the scintillator solution, or when the photons of light generated are absorbed by some
solid within the vial.
• Radioactivity adsorbed onto active surfaces or filter disks,
and two phase aqueous organic solutions are some of the most common sources of physical
quenching.

ผลลัพธ์ (อังกฤษ) 2:

• Physical quenching occurs when a Barrier impairs Contact between the Radioactive particle
and the scintillator Solution, or when the photons of Light Generated are absorbed by Some
Solid Within the Vial.
• Radioactivity adsorbed onto active surfaces or Filter Disks,
and Two Phase aqueous Organic Solutions. Some of the Most are common sources of physical
quenching.

ผลลัพธ์ (อังกฤษ) 3:

Education Physical quenching occurs when a barrier impairs contact between the radioactive particle
and the, scintillator solution. Or when the photons of light generated are absorbed by some
solid within the vial.
- Radioactivity adsorbed onto active. Surfaces or, filter disks
and two phase aqueous organic solutions are some of the most common sources of physical
quenching.