Physics · Nuclear Physics
A neutron passing through a gas-filled or solid-state detector is primarily detected because of:
- 1The direct primary ionization it produces
- 2The direct scintillation light it produces
- 3The direct electron-hole pairs it generates along its path
- 4The secondary charged particles produced via nuclear reactions in the detector medium✓
Correct answer
The secondary charged particles produced via nuclear reactions in the detector medium
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