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Every laboratory working in the field of radioactivity, develops many types of Geiger-Müller counters. From time to time, many groups have published descriptions of well-tested examples of counters, which have met certain requirements with particular success. This paper describes three types of counters which have proved particularly useful in this laboratory. These are the mica window, bell-type beta-counter, a modified bell-counter used as an x-ray counter, and a high sensitivity bismuth screen gamma-counter of conventional design.
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