Atomic structure and ionising radiation

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Question 57
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A teacher sets up a beta radiation source pointing towards a Geiger-Müller tube. The background radiation in the classroom has been measured as 22 counts per minute. The teacher then places a 5 mm thick sheet of aluminium directly between the beta source and the detector.

Estimate the count rate now recorded by the detector.

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