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[en] Breakdowns were optically and electronically observed in drift tubes and drift chambers. They occur at a critical gain for given intensity in a gas mixture when ultraviolet photons are not completely quenched. It was observed that the breakdowns depended critically on average current for a given gas mixture independent of the size of the drift tubes used. Using 4.6% ethyl alcohol vapor mixed into 50/50 argon ethane gas, breakdown are eliminated up to 7 /sub μ/A average current drawn by pulses on a 1 cm section of an anode wire under an intense source. Pulses with an avalanche size of 106 electron rates above 106 pulses per centimeter per wire may be obtained with the elimination of breakdowns
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Loken, S.C.; Nemethy, P. (eds.); Lawrence Berkeley Lab., CA (USA); p. 88-96; Apr 1983; p. 88-96; DPF workshop on collider detectors: present capabilities and future possibilities; Berkeley, CA (USA); 28 Feb - 4 Mar 1983; Available from NTIS, PC A09/MF A01; 1 as DE83015006
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