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A beam of 3-MeV photons with intensity 108 cm−2 s −1 irradiates a small sample of water. (a) How many photon-water interactions occur in one second in one cm3 of the water? (b) How many positrons are produced per second in one cm3 of the water? 13. Shultis, J. Kenneth; Faw, Richard E.. Fundamentals of Nuclear Science and Engineering (p. 219). CRC Press. Kindle Edition.

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