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Lonisation chamber: charge of 8.65x10-10 c is measured with a cavity lonisation chamber q7. assume that a filled with air at 86.66 kpa, 23.5 Ā°c, 45% rh. a) for the same irradiation, what charge would be measured if the chamber were filled with dry air at 101.325 kpa, 20 Ā°c? b) what is the absorbed dose to dry air if the chamber volume is 3 cm3 and recombination is negligible?
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