Radon and its decay products emit internal radiation in the respiratory system upon inhalation, which is a significant contributor to the development of lung cancer in humans. Accurate measurement of radon concentration is undoubtedly very important. Among the commonly used radon measurement methods, the electrostatic collection method stands out. This method involves counting the energy spectrum peaks of alpha particles, generated by the decay of radon daughters Po-218 and Po-214, which are collected on the surface of a semiconductor detector ...
