THE WATCH GLASS USE FOR ESR DOSIMETRIC MATERIAL IN NUCLEAR ACCIDENT

Wu Ke; Sun Cunpu; Shi Yuanming

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- THE WATCH GLASS USE FOR ESR DOSIMETRIC MATERIAL IN NUCLEAR ACCIDENT
- Journal of Radiation Research and Radiation Processing Vol. 11, Issue 1, Pages: 24-27(1993)
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  1.北京放射医学研究所，北京　100850
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Wu Ke, Sun Cunpu, Shi Yuanming. THE WATCH GLASS USE FOR ESR DOSIMETRIC MATERIAL IN NUCLEAR ACCIDENT. [J]. Journal of Radiation Research and Radiation Processing 11(1):24-27(1993)
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Wu Ke, Sun Cunpu, Shi Yuanming. THE WATCH GLASS USE FOR ESR DOSIMETRIC MATERIAL IN NUCLEAR ACCIDENT. [J]. Journal of Radiation Research and Radiation Processing 11(1):24-27(1993) DOI：

摘要

用电子自旋共振方法研究了,60,Co γ射线照射石英手表玻璃的基本剂量学特性。实验结果表明，在0—50 Gy范围内，手表玻璃的ESR信号强度与辐射剂量呈线性关系（r=0.9993），可测剂量下限低于2 Gy。提示手表玻璃可以做为一种有效的核事故剂量ESR检测材料。

Abstract

Electron spin resonance technique was used to investigate the ESR characteristic of watch glass irradiated with γ-ray. The result showed that signal intensity has a linear relation with irradiation dose in range of 0—50 Gy, the lower limit of detectable dose is below 2 Gy. It suggests that watch glass can be a kind of applicative material for nuclear accident dose evaluation.

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手表玻璃电子自旋共振γ辐射剂量计

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Watch glassESRγ-irradiationDosimetry

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