Radiochromic liquid dosimeter based on <i>p</i> -arsanilic acid for gamma radiation monitoring

Abstract Organoarsenic can be applied to feed to improve feed efficiency or as a radiation dosimeter, as presented in this study. A developed radiochromic solution and powder based on p -arsanilic acid (P-ASA) was evaluated at various concentrations. Using a UV–vis Spectrophotometer, EPR analysis were operated, the spectrophotometric characteristics of P-ASA aqueous solutions that were both unirradiated and gamma-irradiated were evaluated. For applications involving moderate dose dosimetry, two absorption peak intensities were observed at λ max 300 nm and 361 nm following gamma ray exposure within the range of up to 4.5 kGy. The results indicate that P-ASA solutions exhibit good dosimetric properties and can be considered as a dosimeter.

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Radiochimica Acta
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2024-12-31
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https://doi.org/10.1515/ract-2024-0359
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Radiation Effects and Dosimetry
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Radiochromic liquid dosimeter based on p -arsanilic acid for gamma radiation monitoring

Hoda A. Farroh, S. M. Gafar, El-Saeid R. El-Shawadfy
Radiochimica Acta
Radiation Effects and Dosimetry
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Radiochromic liquid dosimeter based on p -arsanilic acid for gamma radiation monitoring

Hoda A. Farroh, S. M. Gafar, El-Saeid R. El-Shawadfy
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Abstract Organoarsenic can be applied to feed to improve feed efficiency or as a radiation dosimeter, as presented in this study. A developed radiochromic solution and powder based on p -arsanilic acid (P-ASA) was evaluated at various concentrations. Using a UV–vis Spectrophotometer, EPR analysis were operated, the spectrophotometric characteristics of P-ASA aqueous solutions that were both unirradiated and gamma-irradiated were evaluated. For applications involving moderate dose dosimetry, two absorption peak intensities were observed at λ max 300 nm and 361 nm following gamma ray exposure within the range of up to 4.5 kGy. The results indicate that P-ASA solutions exhibit good dosimetric properties and can be considered as a dosimeter.

Radiochimica ActaVol. 113(3)
Egyptian Atomic Energy Authority (EG)
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Radiation Effects and Dosimetry
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