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Determine the range of 5-MeV a-particles in the following media: (a) air at 15°C, 1 atm;...

Determine the range of 5-MeV a-particles in the following media:

(a) air at 15°C, 1 atm;

(b) aluminum;

(c) lead;

(d) unit-density water;

(e) air at 300°C, 10 atm.

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