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Degradation of bisphenol a using zinc oxide decorated by nickel ferrite nanoparticles toward persulfate activation in the presence of ultraviolet radiation. [PDF]
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The British Journal of Radiology, 1949
A clinical unit of radiation dosage (the rec or rontgen equivalent clinical) based on the rontgen under standard treatment conditions, is described. The relative biological effects of specific ion-density, over-all time, and field size are calculated so that equivalent dosage can be obtained under all treatment conditions.
L. Cohen
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A clinical unit of radiation dosage (the rec or rontgen equivalent clinical) based on the rontgen under standard treatment conditions, is described. The relative biological effects of specific ion-density, over-all time, and field size are calculated so that equivalent dosage can be obtained under all treatment conditions.
L. Cohen
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Radiation dosage associated with ball lightning [PDF]
Nature, 1974 A BALL lightning event occurred in a house in North Berkshire on May 8, 1970; here we report subsequent investigations using thermoluminescent dating techniques. According to some theories1–4 matter close to the path of such an event may experience a radiation dose of order 1 to 1,000 rad.
S. J. Fleming, M. J. Aitken
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Thermoluminescence, low radiation dosage and black-body radiation [PDF]
Physics in Medicine & Biology, 1967 It is shown that the emission of quanta in the visible region by the heating unit of a thermoluminescence reader is a major source of spurious signal in observations of low radiation dosage. At a heater temperature of 300 degrees C, about 120 photoelectrons per second are emitted from an S11 photomultiplier cathode for a typical reader construction.
W. Burch
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Diacetylenes as radiation dosage indicators
Radiation Physics and Chemistry (1977), 1981Abstract It is shown that diacetylenes, RCCCCR are highly sensitive gamma ray dosage indicators. When exposed to high energy radiation, diacetylenes first partially polymerize to a blue or red color. The color intensifies with increasing dosage and finally, they undergo a color transition, blue (or red)-to-metallic.
G. N. Patel
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