What is another word for Geiger-muller Tube?
Pronunciation: [d͡ʒˈa͡ɪɡəmˈʌlə tjˈuːb] (IPA) 
A Geiger-Muller tube, also known as a GM tube, is a radiation detector used to measure radioactive particles. There are several other synonyms for this device, including the Geiger counter tube, gas-filled detector, and gas-filled tube. Additionally, some variations of this device are named after their specific application, such as the alpha probe, beta probe, and neutron detector. These devices work by using a gas-filled chamber to detect the ionizing particles, which then cause a count or signal indicating the level of radiation present in the environment. The use of these devices is essential in industries where exposure to radiation is a concern, such as in nuclear power plants and medical facilities.
