Temperature dependence of the Fricke dosimeter and spur expansion time in the low-LET high-temperature radiolysis of water up to 350°C: A Monte-Carlo simulation study

Temperature dependence of the Fricke dosimeter and spur expansion time in the low-LET high-temperature radiolysis of water up to 350°C: A Monte-Carlo simulation study
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在高达 350°C 的低 LET 高温水辐射分解中,Fricke 剂量计和杂散膨胀时间的温度依赖性:蒙特卡罗模拟研究

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10.1039/c1cp20293f
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2011
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Phys. Chem. Chem. Phys.
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Y. Katsumura and J-P. Jay-Gerin
Y. Katsumura and J-P. Jay-Gerin
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S. Sanguanmith;Y. Muroya;T. Tippayamontri;J. Meesungnoen;M. Lin;Y. Katsumura and J-P. Jay-Gerin

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