Energy absorption buildup factors, exposure buildup factors and Kerma for optically stimulated luminescence materials and their tissue equivalence for radiation dosimetry
Optically stimulated luminescence (OSL) materials are sensitive dosimetric materials used for precise and accurate dose measurement for low-energy ionizing radiation. Low dose measurement capability with improved sensitivity makes these dosimeters very useful for diagnostic imaging, personnel monito...
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Enthalten in: Effect of anger, anxiety, and sadness on the propagation scale of social media posts after natural disasters - LI, Lifang ELSEVIER, 2020, RPC : the journal for radiation physics, radiation chemistry and radiation processing : a multidisciplinary journal linking science and industry, Oxford [u.a.] |
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