Mean excitation energies extracted from stopping power measurements of protons in polymers by using the modified Bethe–Bloch formula

Ammi, H.; Zemih, R.; Mammeri, S.; Allab, M.

doi:10.1016/j.nimb.2004.12.019

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“…For protons in isobutane we could find experimental data only in the energy range below 1 MeV/nucleon [23]. The agreement is within [24][25][26][27][28][29][30], CF 4 [22], Al and mylar [31][32][33][34][35][36] with the results of SRIM-2008 calculations (red solid line). The blue dashed lines show the SRIM-2008 stopping powers normalized to the experimental data.…”

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A new stopping power parameterization for 0.1–15MeV/nucleon heavy and superheavy ions in solids and gases

Barbui

Fabris

Lunardon

et al. 2010

Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section B:

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confidence: 72%

A new stopping power parameterization for 0.1–15MeV/nucleon heavy and superheavy ions in solids and gases

Barbui

Fabris

Lunardon

et al. 2010

Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section B:

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“…According to the Bethe-Bloch formula, materials with a high ratio of atomic number to atomic mass are more effective at absorbing radiation [ 6 ]. Radiation is divided into primary and secondary categories according to its capacity to initiate and combine multiple types of radiation.…”

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Cosmic radiation shielding property of boron reinforced continuous fiber nanocomposites produced by electrospinning

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Kaya,

Kaya

2023

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Electrospinning, a cutting-edge production technique, is used to create boron-reinforced continuous fiber nanocomposites that shield space missions from cosmic radiation, a significant hazard. By incorporating boron, which is known for its exceptional neutron shielding properties, into the polymer matrix, a composite material that is flexible, lightweight, and highly resistant to radiation is produced. The results indicate that continuous fiber nanocomposites reinforced with boron, boric acid, or both have a high shielding efficiency against cosmic radiation. The adaptability and low weight of the manufactured nanocomposites make them ideal for space applications. While boric acid combines with PVA at the molecular level and alters the molecular chain structure of PVA, it is believed that elemental boron is only incorporated as particulates into the PVA polymer. It is known that both boric acid and elemental boron doped nanocomposites provide samples with a thickness of 10 microns with 13.56% neutron shielding and superior photon blocking ability.

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2010

Nuclear Medicine Radiation Dosimetry

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Mean excitation energies extracted from stopping power measurements of protons in polymers by using the modified Bethe–Bloch formula

Cited by 4 publications

References 25 publications

A new stopping power parameterization for 0.1–15MeV/nucleon heavy and superheavy ions in solids and gases

A new stopping power parameterization for 0.1–15MeV/nucleon heavy and superheavy ions in solids and gases

Cosmic radiation shielding property of boron reinforced continuous fiber nanocomposites produced by electrospinning

Charged Particle Interactions with Matter

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