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DEVELOPING NEW SOLAR NEUTRINO DETECTORS
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... will be somewhat similar to the existing chlorine detector but, per target atom, is expected to have a counting rate 5 to 10 times larger [26~. A multi-module 100-ton iodine detector, with about one quarter the number of target atoms of the 615-ton chlorine detector, is now under construction in the Homestake mine near the present chlorine detector.
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... A crucial question that remains to be answered for the 5000-ton detector is whether an energy threshold as low as is required for solar neutrino research can be achieved. HERON Cold helium may be the purest material available; it offers the possibility of detecting very low energy depositions in either the liquid or the gaseous state.


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