In theory, if a sample of a beta emitter is dissolved in a liquid scintillator solution, every beta particle emitted will be absorbed completely because the range of penetration of beta particles in liquids is quite short (ranging from 0.
We need only transfer a known volume of a liquid sample or weigh a given mass of a solid sample into a sample bottle, add a known amount of the liquid scintillator solution, and stir until there is a homogeneous solution.
This is followed by features of the scintillator lights, combinations of these with steam, with smoke bombs and with orange showers and Japanese daylight shells, and by fancy star shells, festoon rockets and candle fountains.
Following this reasoning, Ryan developed his scintillator consisting of a battery of search-light beams projected upward through clouds of steam which provided an artificial fog.
Over three hundred scintillator effects were worked out and this feature of fireless fireworks was widely varied.
The Exposition recognized this need of a background for the great beams of the Scintillator when it provided for the clouds of steam that are nightly sent floating upward through the shafts of colored light.
Behind it all the huge and many-colored fan of the Scintillator opens in gorgeous color in the northern sky.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "scintillator" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
