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Problems in the studies of radiation effects in gases are discussed. By means of ionization-, excitation- and electron-capture yields various applications are characterized: ionization detectors, X-ray detectors, radionuclide battery, and radiation-induced chemical gas-phase reactions. Some new results of basic research in respect to the SO2 oxidation are discussed.