Application of CR-39 detectors for study of corpuscular emission from Prague capillary pinch

Składnik‐Sadowska, E.; Baranowski, J.; Koláček, K.; Kishinets, A. S.; Rupasov, A. A.; Ripa, M.; Ctibor, Pavel; Sadowski, M.; Sartowska, B.; Szydlowski, A.

doi:10.1016/s1350-4487(03)00144-6

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“…Mozer et al, 1982;Sadowski et al, 1997;Skladnik-Sadowska et al, 2002) there is scarce information about the responses to low-energy ions (< 200 keV). Therefore, in this paper attention was paid to a comparison of the proton energy distributions and to the determination of efficiency of three investigated detectors within the energy range from about 30 keV to about 300 keV.…”

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Comparison of responses of LR-115A, CR-39 and PM-355 track detectors to pulsed low-energy proton streams

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Składnik‐Sadowska

Sadowski

2005

Radiation Measurements

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Comparison of responses of LR-115A, CR-39 and PM-355 track detectors to pulsed low-energy proton streams

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Składnik‐Sadowska

Sadowski

2005

Radiation Measurements

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The response of CR-39 nuclear track detector to 1–9 MeV protons

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Rosenberg

Manuel

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The response of CR-39 nuclear track detector (TasTrak®) to protons in the energy range of 0.92–9.28 MeV has been studied. Previous studies of the CR-39 response to protons have been extended by examining the piece-to-piece variability in addition to the effects of etch time and etchant temperature; it is shown that the shape of the CR-39 response curve to protons can vary from piece-to-piece. Effects due to the age of CR-39 have also been studied using 5.5 MeV alpha particles over a 5-year period. Track diameters were found to degrade with the age of the CR-39 itself rather than the age of the tracks, consistent with previous studies utilizing different CR-39 over shorter time periods.

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Detection of energetic ions emitted from laser-produced plasma by means of CR39 solid state nuclear track detectors

Cavallaro

Margarone

Torrisi

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Radiation Effects and Defects in Solids

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Application of CR-39 detectors for study of corpuscular emission from Prague capillary pinch

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Comparison of responses of LR-115A, CR-39 and PM-355 track detectors to pulsed low-energy proton streams

Comparison of responses of LR-115A, CR-39 and PM-355 track detectors to pulsed low-energy proton streams

The response of CR-39 nuclear track detector to 1–9 MeV protons

Detection of energetic ions emitted from laser-produced plasma by means of CR39 solid state nuclear track detectors

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