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A thin alanine-polyethylene film dosimetry system with diffuse reflection spectrophotometric evaluation

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Characteristics of a new alanine dosimeter in the shape of a thin film, with the measurement of optical absorption of the CH3CHCOO radical is described. That type of dosimeter, ALA/DRS (for diffuse reflection spectrophotometry) is compared, to an alanine dosimeter with EPR evaluation (ALA/EPR for short). In many respects the simple ALA/DRS version, as the alanine-polyethylene composite is superior. The paper shows the importance of the new experimental approach to free radical research in solid state radiation chemistry.

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Zagórski, Z.P., Rafalski, A. A thin alanine-polyethylene film dosimetry system with diffuse reflection spectrophotometric evaluation. Journal of Radioanalytical and Nuclear Chemistry, Articles 196, 97–105 (1995). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02036293

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