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The 10 pages that link to Gamma-ray spectroscopy, each with the reason it gives.

• Gamma rayRelated: It reveals isotope composition in laboratories, industry, and environmental surveys.

• Mössbauer spectroscopyNarrower topic: Mössbauer spectroscopy is a high-resolution nuclear-resonance branch of gamma-ray spectroscopy.

• GermaniumRelated: High-purity germanium detectors resolve gamma-ray energies with exceptional precision.

• Gamma decayRelated: Observed photon energies reveal the spacing of the nucleus’s excited states.

• Scintillation detectorBroader topic: Scintillation detectors use pulse amplitudes to form gamma-ray energy spectra.

• Cobalt-60Related: Cobalt-60's characteristic gamma-ray energies make it a useful calibration source.

• Rudolf MössbauerNarrower topic: Mössbauer’s discovery grew from attempts to measure nuclear gamma-ray resonance precisely.

• ScintillatorRelated: Scintillator pulse amplitudes can estimate gamma-ray energies in spectroscopy systems.

• Alfred WordenRelated: A spacecraft-borne gamma-ray spectrometer surveyed lunar composition during Worden’s orbital mission.

• Gamma-ray techniquesRelated: It uses photon energies to identify emitting isotopes and nuclear processes.