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Author Correction: Efficient Alpha Radiation Detector using Low Temperature Hydrothermally Grown ZnO:Ga Nanorod Scintillator (Scientific Reports, (2019), 9, 1, (11354), 10.1038/s41598-019-47732-1)

Date Issued
2020-12-01
Author(s)
Sahani, R. M.
Kumari, Chandni
Pandya, Arun
Dixit, Ambesh
DOI
10.1038/s41598-020-60513-5
Abstract
This Article contains an error in Figure 7, in which Panel A was a duplication of Panel B. The correct Figure 7 appears below as Figure 1. (Figure presented.) Additionally, this Article contains typographical errors in the Introduction: “Alpha radiation, one form of Ionizing radiation, is a stream of doubly charged particles and is emitted from radioactive decay of a heavy nucleus, D-T or D-D reactions1.” should read: “Alpha radiation, one form of Ionizing radiation, is a stream of doubly charged particles and is emitted from radioactive decay of a heavy nucleus and D-T reaction1.” “In a neutron generator utilizing D-D to D-T reaction for emission of monoenergetic neutrons for nuclear material interrogation purpose, monitoring of alpha radiation generated in opposite to neutrons is used for associated particle imaging2.” should read: In a neutron generator utilizing D-T reaction for emission of monoenergetic neutrons for nuclear material interrogation purpose, monitoring of alpha radiation generated in opposite to neutrons is used for associated particle imaging2.”
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