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Gafchromic Films as a Complementary In-field Dosimetric Tool to Monitor Low Photon Radiation Doses (≤ 50 mSv)

Nivi et al., 2023

Document ID
4919940749858696598
Author
Nivi N
Moise H
Pejović-Milić A
Publication year
Publication venue
Health Physics

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This study elucidated the radiation response characteristics of a Gafchromic radiochromic film subjected to low photon doses of≤ 50 mSv, which corresponds to the annual whole body effective dose limit for radiation workers in Canada. Radiochromic films are …
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