Describe the process of how Thermal Neutron Activity detects explosives. Describe the process of how Nuclear...
- Describe the process of how Thermal Neutron Activity detects explosives. Describe the process of how Nuclear Resonance Absorption detects explosives. Include any nuclear reactions that take place.
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In this process the high energy gamma radiation i.e, neutron are allowed to pass through the object to be screened and the detector detects the signal by the amount and intensity of radiation.
Thus, giving a relationship with the radiations passed to the sample and indicating whether the explosive is present or not.
The nuclear resonance absorption involves treatment of object with 9.18 MeV gamma rays which undergoes resonance attenuation in the presence of nitrogen concentration which is detected by a detector.
Neutron + 235U 
236U
92Kr
+ 141Ba
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