W. H. Henry
Abstract
A calorimeter has been constructed for the purpose of directly measuring absorbed dose in carbon, from 60 Co gamma -radiation and from radiations of higher energies. The calorimetrically measured absorbed dose in carbon is used to determine the absorbed dose in water by means of a transfer ionization chamber.
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A calorimeter has been constructed for the purpose of directly measuring absorbed dose in carbon, from 60 Co gamma -radiation and from radiations of higher energies. The calorimetrically measured absorbed dose in carbon is used to determine the absorbed dose in water by means of a transfer ionization chamber.
Key concepts: Absorbed dose, Ionization chamber, Calorimeter (particle physics), Ionizing radiation, Radiochemistry, Radiation, Materials science, Carbon fibers