Khoury et al., 2016 - Google Patents
Dose assurance service for low energy X-ray irradiators using an alanine-EPR transfer dosimetry systemKhoury et al., 2016
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- Khoury H
- Mehta K
- de Barros V
- Guzzo P
- Parker A
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- Florida Entomologist
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In recent years, X-ray irradiators have been introduced as an alternative to gamma irradiators due to the problems with the acquisition, transport and security of radioactive sources. Self-shielded low energy X-ray irradiators (such as the RS 2400) were developed …
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