Chemical Effects of X-rays upon Some Aromatic Colors and Dyes

Clark, George L.; Fitch, Kirsten R.

doi:10.1148/17.2.285

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“…In addition to the above-mentioned techniques, X-ray microtomography is a high-end tool for fast and nondestructive three-dimensional analysis. The technique has been used in several research domains for various applications ranging from plant biology to soil sciences [9]. X-ray microtomography can be used for the observation of the scheme of coating material penetration in wood.…”

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Visualization of Commercial Coating Penetration into Fagus crenata Blume Wood Using a Non-Destructive X-ray Microtomography

2021

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Coatings can be used as a preservative method to protect the wood, especially the wood surface. The different component of the coating’s dependence of the purpose of it. The Japanese beech (Fagus crenata Blume) applied by several Japanese commercials coating materials. The coatings application used were spray type and brush type. X-ray microtomography in Fuji, Japan was used for visualized the coating samples. The X-ray target used were Cu, and Mo with Al filter. The X-ray image analysis in 2D and 3D were conducted using image J and VGStudio Max, respectfully. The coating’s containing materials and the concentration of it strongly affected the image result of X-ray microtomography visualization. The different X-ray target shows the different image results. The larger energy of X-ray (Mo with Al filter) is recommended to use for visualization. The X-ray images shows the penetration phenomena, which can be applied to calculate the penetration depth.

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confidence: 99%