Polymer Radiation Attenuation
Polymer Radiation Attenuation is a materials science phenomenon characterized by the reduction in intensity of ionizing radiation as it propagates through polymeric materials, distinguished from other attenuation mechanisms by its reliance on the molecular structure and composition of polymers to absorb and dissipate radiation energy.
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M Maryanski, Yevgeniya V. Zastavker, John C. Gore · Physics in Medicine and Biology · 1996 · 228 citations
Effect of γ-radiation on the structure and morphology of polyvinyl alcohol films
N. V. Bhat, Mandar M. Nate, M.B. Kurup et al. · Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section B Beam Interactions with Materials and Atoms · 2005 · 175 citations
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