Mass attenuation coefficient of chromium and manganese compounds around absorption edge
Mass attenuation coefficient of chromium and manganese compounds around absorption edge
Sharanabasappa; Kaginelli, S.B. ; Kerur, B.R. ; Anilkumar, S. ; Hanumaiah, B.
2009-01-01 00:00:00
The total mass attenuation coefficient for Potassium dichromate, Potassium chromate and Manganese acetate compounds are measured at different photon energies 5.895, 6.404, 6.490, 7.058, 8.041 and 14.390 keV using Fe-55, Co-57 and ^{241} Am source with Copper target, radioactive sources. The photon intensity is analyzed using a high resolution HPGe detector system coupled to MCA under good geometrical arrangement. The obtained values of mass attenuation coefficient values are compared with theoretical values. This study suggests that measured mass attenuation coefficient values at and near absorption edges differ from the theoretical value by about 5–28%.
http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.pngJournal of X-Ray Science and TechnologyIOS Presshttp://www.deepdyve.com/lp/ios-press/mass-attenuation-coefficient-of-chromium-and-manganese-compounds-1n0zOaqtHi
Mass attenuation coefficient of chromium and manganese compounds around absorption edge
The total mass attenuation coefficient for Potassium dichromate, Potassium chromate and Manganese acetate compounds are measured at different photon energies 5.895, 6.404, 6.490, 7.058, 8.041 and 14.390 keV using Fe-55, Co-57 and ^{241} Am source with Copper target, radioactive sources. The photon intensity is analyzed using a high resolution HPGe detector system coupled to MCA under good geometrical arrangement. The obtained values of mass attenuation coefficient values are compared with theoretical values. This study suggests that measured mass attenuation coefficient values at and near absorption edges differ from the theoretical value by about 5–28%.
Journal
Journal of X-Ray Science and Technology
– IOS Press
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