The operating characteristics of the Rosenblum type spark counters in air are examined. A qualitative interpretation of the experimental data is given. The advantages of the device (no background, absence of walls, detection of heavily ionizing particles only) and its disadvantages (limited reproducibility for some incidence directions, small sensitive volume), which limit its practical utilization, are reported.
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