But I'll be tacking Solid State Nuclear Track Detectors on them.
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See also solid state nuclear track detector.
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In the radiation detection application, CR-39 is used as a Solid-State Nuclear Track Detector to detect the presence of ionising radiation.
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Solid state nuclear track detectors ( SSNTD ) insensitive to alpha particles and magnetic spectrometers in which alpha particles are deflected by a strong magnetic field have been used to overcome this difficulty.
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Nuclear track damage trails from the passage of heavy ions in non-conducting solids were first reported by E . C . H . Silk and R . S . Barnes in 1959 . Their etchability along with many subsequent applications were established by Fleischer, Price and Walker, starting with their work at General Electric Laboratories in Schenectady, New York.
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