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Geiger counter by magnetman33

magnetman33
magnetman33
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5th Apr 2014
2nd Dec 2014
Detects PHOT, NEUT and PROT. Not for bombs.
geiger counter radiation neut phot prot detector

Comments

  • Doolittle
    Doolittle     10th May 2014
    ya, it just looks like a funnel
  • magnetman33
    magnetman33     9th May 2014
    It's not really a funnel, it's more just to protect the tube.
  • Doolittle
    Doolittle     8th May 2014
    Maybe you could add that funnel most geiger counters have http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/40/Geiger_counter.jpg
  • magnetman33
    magnetman33     11th Apr 2014
    @Alfa: Do you have any suggestions on what I could use insted?
  • magnetman33
    magnetman33     11th Apr 2014
    @Jamie-Hyneman: A geiger counter will detect radiation from any material, not just the really radioactive ones, but of course, it would have to be a bit rdioactive to detedt it.
  • ShadowSaber512
    ShadowSaber512     10th Apr 2014
    Neutrons=Isotopes Electrons=Ionization Protons=a complete element change. For example, deuterium is an ISOTOPE of hydrogen, but if the hydrogen has two electrons, it is a NEGATIVE ION. And if it gained/lost protons it would become a new element, or split in general.
  • ShadowSaber512
    ShadowSaber512     10th Apr 2014
    Neutrons and Protons count, and electrons too. I don't know how it detects light, but the other three are possible (well not protons) in the event of molecular instability
  • Alfa
    Alfa     9th Apr 2014
    it doesnt detect anything its got convert.. -1
  • spaceinvader
    spaceinvader     9th Apr 2014
    uranium ........
  • Rea-Bans
    Rea-Bans     9th Apr 2014
    Aren't Geiger counters for radioactive material detection? I could be wrong, I just thought they were for detecting radiation from plutonium and stuff. +1, whatever it's supposed to do.