The Journal of Chemical Physics · 1956 · 44 citations · 21 references
Natural SciencesChemistryElemental AnalysisRadiation PhysicsRadiobiologyAbsorbed DoseGamma-ray SpectroscopyIonization ProcessesRadiation ChemistryX-ray SpectroscopyGamma Irradiation EffectsIonization Chamber PhysicsIonizing IrradiationIrradiation DamageIrradiation EffectsRadiation Chemistry Of Aqueous SolutionsX-ray ChemistryX-ray Irradiation
The yield for the x- and γ-ray induced oxidation of ferrous ions in acid aqueous solution has been determined for x- and γ rays of effective mean energies from 21 kev to 7.6 Mev. For 60 kvp x-rays of effective mean energy, Ē, 21 kev, G=13.1±0.5 ferric ions produced per 100 ev absorbed; for 100 kvp x-rays (Ē=33 kev) G=14.7±0.5; for 220 kvp x-rays (Ē=56 kev), G=15.0±0.5; for Co60 γ rays (Ē=1.25 Mev), G=15.5±0.5; and for 30 Mev x-rays (Ē=7.6 Mev), G=16.3±0.6. In each case the energy absorbed in the solution was estimated by means of an ionization chamber.
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<i>Actions of Radiations on Living Cells</i>
D. E. Lea, P. J. Morrison · Physics Today · 1955 · 1.2K citations
Medicine, Cell Biology, Physics +14