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An apparatus is described which administers known doses of protons, deuterons, or alpha (alpha) particles in a beam as small as 0.025 mm in diameter to biological material. The energy is 11 Mev/nucleon. Penetration of the deuteron beam reaches a maximum depth of 2.3 mm, but the portion usable for radiobiologic analysis is confined to the first 1.5 mm of the track. (auth)
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