Published January 1996 | Version v1
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EPR dosimetry of teeth in past and future accidents: a prospective look at a retrospective method

  • 1. Utah Univ., Salt Lake City, UT (United States). Center for Applied Dosimetry
  • 2. All-Union Scientific Centre of Radiation Medicine, Kiev (Ukraine)

Description

Electron paramagnetic resonance spectroscopy (EPR) of tooth enamel is a relatively new technique for retrospective dosimetry that in the past two years has seen increasing effort towards its development and evaluation. Efforts have centered on determining the accuracy which may be achieved with current measurement techniques as well as the minimum doses detectable. The study was focused on evaluating some factors which influence the accuracy of EPR dosimetry of enamel. Reported are studies on sample intercomparisions, instrumental considerations, and effects of dental x-rays, environmental sunlight and ultraviolet radiation

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Imprint Pagination
18 p.
Report number
UCRL-CR--125911

Conference

Title
2. Hiroshima international symposium on effects of low level radiation for residence near the Semipalatinsk Nuclear Test Site.
Dates
23-25 Jul 1996.
Place
Hiroshima (Japan).

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