Measurement of Attenuation Coefficient and Stopping Power for Polymeric Composite Materials Used in Biological Shielding
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Mukhtar Sinan Abdullah
University of Fallujah College of Applied Science, Medical Physics -
Anas Mohammed Shakir
University of Fallujah College of Applied Science, Medical Physics -
Ahmed Hafez Saleh
University of Fallujah College of Applied Science, Medical Physics -
Mohammed Hamdallah Hamoud
University of Fallujah College of Applied Science, Medical Physics -
Ahmed Mubder Jassim
University of Fallujah College of Applied Science, Medical Physics -
Rashid Yasser Atwan
University of Fallujah College of Applied Science, Medical Physics
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- Abstract
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Radiation is energy that moves from one place to another in the form of waves or particles. We are exposed to radiation in our daily lives through some of the most common sources of radiation, such as sunlight, microwaves in our kitchens, and the radios we listen to in our cars. Most of this radiation does not pose a threat to our health. In general, the risks of radiation are lower when exposed to low doses, but the risks can increase when exposed to large doses. Different measures must be taken, depending on the type of radiation, to reduce its effects on humans and the environment, allowing us to benefit from its many applications.[1]