Building a Geiger counter and testing different free available radioactive materials @Marbslab
Building a Geiger counter and testing different free available radioactive materials  @Marbslab
Uploaded July 2024 | Updated September 2026, 4 hours ago
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DIY α, β, and γ sensitive Geiger counter I designed and built. The highest activity was shown by an old gas mantle containing thorium dioxide, which at that time was a commonly major component of the incandescent mantle, as it is also called. All the radioactive materials can be bought with no restrictions on eBay.
I also show how to convert cpm to µSvh.
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Building a Geiger counter and testing different free available radioactive materials

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