Synthesis of Poly[Allyl Chloride - Co Acrylic Acid] Polymers for Nucleic Track Detection from Alpha Particles

Zahraa S. Karim; Murtadha Sh. Aswood

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Synthesis of Poly[Allyl Chloride - Co Acrylic Acid] Polymers for Nucleic Track Detection from Alpha Particles

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This paper describes the synthesis and development of new polymers for solid state nuclear trak detector of two novel poly Allyl cloride – co Acrylic acid and diethanol amine of polymeric detectors of alpha charged particle tracks. The detectors were irradiated by two radioactive sources, Amercium (Am-240) and Polonium (Po-210) for 5 hours, and traces of alpha particles were seen in the microscope and their diameters were measured. The results showed the density of tracks of alpha particles from (Am-240) and (Po-210) are 295.86, 655.33 respectively, while the average of their diameters are 5.83, 4.78 respectively.

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Zahraa S. Karim*, Murtadha Sh. Aswood

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Allyl Cloride Acrylic Acid, Dameters Alpha Particles, Density of Tracks, Nuclear Tracks

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