A cylindrical proportional chamber has a central anode wire of radius 0.02 mm and an outer cathode

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A cylindrical proportional chamber has a central anode wire of radius 0.02 mm and an outer cathode of radius 10mm with a voltage of 500 volts applied between them. What is the electric field at the surface of the anode? If the threshold for ionisation by collision is 750 kV/m and the mean free path of the particles being detected is 4 × 10−6 m, estimate the number of ion pairs produced per primary particle.

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Particle Physics

ISBN: 978-1118912164

4th Edition

Authors: Brian R. Martin, Graham Shaw

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