Practical method for experimental effective atomic number in the coherent to Compton scattering ratio

İçelli, Orhan

doi:10.1016/j.jqsrt.2005.11.014

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“…In ZXCOM process, the effective atomic number is characterized by using information of Rayleigh and Compton scattering. İçelli et al [26] showed theoretical and computational approach for obtaining from R/C ratio (R). Also the present approach provides experimental studies more practicable and revision of computational result.…”

Section: Determination Of Effective Atomic Number (Zxcom Method)mentioning

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Computation of EABF and EBF for basalt rock samples

Karabul

Susam

İçelli

et al. 2015

Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section A:

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Section: Determination Of Effective Atomic Number (Zxcom Method)mentioning

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Computation of EABF and EBF for basalt rock samples

Karabul

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İçelli

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“…In the ZXCOM process, the effective atomic number is characterized using Rayleigh and Compton scattering. İçelli [30] showed the theoretical and computational approach for obtaining data from the R/C ratio (R). Details of the ZXCOM method and theoretical approach for calculation are reported in the literature [29,30].…”

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Photon interaction with semiconductor and scintillation detectors

Singh

Badiger

2016

NUCL SCI TECH

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Mass attenuation coefficients, effective atomic numbers, and electron densities for semiconductor and scintillation detectors have been calculated in the photon energy range 1 keV-100 GeV. These interaction parameters have been found to vary with detector composition and the photon energy. The variation in the parameters with energy is shown graphically for all the partial photon interaction processes. The effective atomic numbers of the detector were compared with the ZXCOM program, and the results were found to be comparable. Efficiencies of semiconductor and scintillation detectors are presented in terms of effective atomic numbers. The study should be useful for comparing the detector performance in terms of gamma spectroscopy, radiation sensitivity, radiation measurement, and radiation damage. The results of the present investigation should stimulate research work for gamma spectroscopy and radiation measuring materials.

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“…For a fixed mo men tum trans fer, R/C is a func tion of only the Z of the sam ple [15,16,[18][19][20]. There fore, the o ret i cal val ues of R/C can be cal cu lated via eq.…”

Section: Fig Ure 1 Ray Leigh To Compton Scat Ter Ing Ra Tio As a Funmentioning

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A study of the effective atomic number of SixPb0.7-x(Fe2O3)0.3 ternary alloys for photons

Büyükyıldız

Kurudirek

2016

Nucl Technol Radiat Prot

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1 De part ment of Elec tron ics and Com mu ni ca tions, Fac ulty of En gi neer ing, Yalova Uni ver sity, Yalova, Tur key 2 De part ment of Phys ics, Fac ulty of Sci ence, Ataturk Uni ver sity, Erzurum, Tur key Sci en tific pa per The ef fec tive atomic num ber (Z eff ) of Si x Pb 0.7-x (Fe 2 O 3 ) 0.3 ter nary al loys was ob tained for photons. Ray leigh to Compton scat ter ing ra tio (R/C) has been de ter mined to ob tain the Z eff of Si x Pb 0.7-x (Fe 2 O 3 ) 0.3 ter nary al loys of vary ing Si and Pb (10 %-60 %) con tent for scat ter ing of 59.54 keV g-rays at an an gle of 130°. The the o ret i cal R/C ra tios of el e ments were plot ted as a func tion of the atomic num ber and fit ted to a poly no mial equa tion. Ex per i men tal R/C val ues of al loys were then used to ob tain Z eff us ing this fit equa tion. Also, Z eff val ues of these al loys were de ter mined for the first time by in ter po lat ing the R/C of the ma te rial us ing the R/C data of ad ja cent el e ments in be tween the R/C of the al loy lies.The agree ment be tween the in ter pola tion method and the fit equa tion was quite sat is fac tory. The ob tained Z eff for pho ton scatter ing were then com pared to the Z eff for to tal pho ton at ten u a tion ob tained us ing the Auto-Z eff pro gram. Sig nif i cant vari a tions were ob served be tween the Z eff for scat ter ing and the to tal at ten u a tion of gamma rays.

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Practical method for experimental effective atomic number in the coherent to Compton scattering ratio

Cited by 38 publications

References 19 publications

Computation of EABF and EBF for basalt rock samples

Computation of EABF and EBF for basalt rock samples

Photon interaction with semiconductor and scintillation detectors

A study of the effective atomic number of SixPb0.7-x(Fe2O3)0.3 ternary alloys for photons

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