Sentence examples for mass attenuation coefficients from inspiring English sources
The results show that the metallic foam by itself attenuates less γ-ray as compared to bulk material, while the mass attenuation coefficients of foams filled with water is higher than that of bulk metals.
The same effect was observed for mass attenuation coefficients comparison.
The shielding samples made of nanoparticles had higher mass attenuation coefficients, up to 17% relative to those made of microparticles.
However, Compton scattering gives dominant contribution to the total mass attenuation coefficients for the studied glass samples.
This article addresses certain aspects of planning, performing, analyzing and reporting experiments designed to determine mass attenuation coefficients.
We calculated the mass attenuation coefficients, the mean free path (mfp) and the exposure buildup factor (EBF).
The method is shown to reduce the uncertainty in measurements of the mass attenuation coefficient of zinc foils.
Exponential absorption characterises the passage of electromagnetic radiation through a homogenous material with a mass attenuation coefficient controlling the decay scale length.
Data for the mass attenuation coefficient (MAC characterizes how easily the material is penetrated by gamma radiation) of Gd and water are shown in Fig. 1 [9].
The mass attenuation coefficient of gold is 2.7-fold higher than that of iodine [43] and approximately 1000-fold higher than that of any soft tissue [44].
The limiting uncertainty in recent high accuracy measurements of the mass attenuation coefficient is the measurement of the integrated column density.
