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Bragg tsiam-hong (ing-gú: Bragg peak, stopping power; Bragg khiok-suànn (Bragg curve)) sī Bragg khiok-suànn tíng-kuân ê tsi̍t-ê bîng-hián ê -tsiam-hong, Bragg hong huē-tsè tshut tiān-lî hok-siā teh tshuan-kuè bu̍t-tsit sî-tsūn ê lîng-liōng sún-sit. Tui-tio̍h iông-tsí, α siā-suànn kah kî-thann ê lî-tsí siā-suànn , tsiam-hong ti̍t tshut-hiān teh lia̍p-tsí tio̍h-beh tsīng-tsí tsìn-tsîng. Bragg tsiam-hong sī-í 1903-nî huat-hiān-tsiá William Henry Bragg ê sènn lâi bīng-miâ.[1]
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