Categorization of screen glasses of mobile devices with respect to their EPR spectral properties and potential applicability for use in retrospective dosimetry

Our spectra-differentiating algorithm resulted in identification of five types of glasses correlated with their elemental composition, sensitivity to X-rays, to UV and high temperature. Glasses labelled as type III and V were recommended for dosimetry due to their resistance to UV and undergoing temperature-caused bleaching of RIS without affecting their BG signals; a feature which enables reconstruction of the original BG from an irradiated sample - a key step in retrospective dosimetry. The introduced categorization of screen glasses, based on chosen features of their EPR spectra, is a simple and practical method for evaluation of their applicability in retrospective dosimetry following radiation accidents, e.g. for triage of exposed people.

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Frontiers in Public Health
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2025-09-09
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https://doi.org/10.3389/fpubh.2025.1659601
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Radiation Effects and Dosimetry
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Abstract

Our spectra-differentiating algorithm resulted in identification of five types of glasses correlated with their elemental composition, sensitivity to X-rays, to UV and high temperature. Glasses labelled as type III and V were recommended for dosimetry due to their resistance to UV and undergoing temperature-caused bleaching of RIS without affecting their BG signals; a feature which enables reconstruction of the original BG from an irradiated sample - a key step in retrospective dosimetry. The introduced categorization of screen glasses, based on chosen features of their EPR spectra, is a simple and practical method for evaluation of their applicability in retrospective dosimetry following radiation accidents, e.g. for triage of exposed people.

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Gdańsk University of Technology (PL), University of Gdańsk (PL), Gdańsk Medical University (PL)
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