Article: Research from A.M. Frelin and co-authors yields new data on nuclear science.

"Plastic scintillators are widely studied for radiotherapy dosimetry because of their very interesting properties and especially their water equivalence. Nevertheless, to ensure accurate dose measurements, the properties of the scintillators must be very well known and adapted to this application," scientists in Caen, France report.

"We studied six plastic scintillators manufactured by two different companies (Bicron and Amcrys-H) in terms of emission spectrum, light yield, time response, and linearity of the scintillation response with regards to the incident radiation energy. This last data, which is not available for plastic scintillator, is one of the most ...

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