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1 Alanine dosimetry as the reference dosimetric system in accelerator radiation environments Coninckx, F.
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 977-983
7 p.
 article
2 Alanine in high-dose dosimetry: Spectrophotometric and electrochemical readout procedures compared with ESR Van Laere, K.
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 885-895
11 p.
 article
3 Alpha-particle effectiveness in ESR dating: Energy dependence and implications for dose-rate calculations Lyons, R.G.
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 1063-1070
8 p.
 article
4 An investigation of ESR signals and their related TL emission in speleothem calcite Smith, B.W.
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 1095-1103
9 p.
 article
5 A portable spectrometer for ESR microscopy, dosimetry and dating Ikeya, Motoji
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 845-850
6 p.
 article
6 A precise S-band ESR reader for free-radical routine dosimetry Franconi, C.
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 835-839
5 p.
 article
7 A preliminary study on ESR dating of sediments from Curitiba Basin, Brazil Yijian, Chen
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 1123-1126
4 p.
 article
8 Atomic bomb and accident dosimetry with ESR: Natural rocks and human tooth in-vivo spectrometer Ikeya, Motoji
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 1021-1027
7 p.
 article
9 Characterization of gamma-ray irradiated powder alanine samples by pulsed EPR Höfer, P.
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 1233-1235
3 p.
 article
10 Characterization of humic substances by ESR spectroscopy Kotzias, D.
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 897-899
3 p.
 article
11 Comparing measurements of free radicals, optical density and thermoluminescence in solids for high-level dosimetry Göksu, H.Y.
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 905-909
5 p.
 article
12 Correlation of ESR with lyoluminescence dosimetry using some sugars Azorín, Juan
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 871-873
3 p.
 article
13 Dating accuracy from laboratory reconstruction of Palaeodose Hütt, G.
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 1057-1061
5 p.
 article
14 Dose control in the semi-industrial irradiation plant at Ezeiza Atomic Center Dorda, Elisabeth Marta
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 1009-1012
4 p.
 article
15 Dose estimation by ESR spectroscopy at a fatal radiation accident Regulla, D.F.
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 1039-1043
5 p.
 article
16 Dose evaluation from textile fibers: a post-determination of initial ESR signal Barthe, J.
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 1029-1033
5 p.
 article
17 EPR detection of free radicals in (I) coffee and (II) gamma-ray irradiated foodstuffs Troup, Gordon J.
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 1223-1226
4 p.
 article
18 ESR/alanine dosimetry of high-energy electrons in radiotherapy Chu, S.
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 993-996
4 p.
 article
19 ESR analysis of irradiated frogs' legs and fishes Raffi, J.
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 1215-1218
4 p.
 article
20 ESR and optical characterization of point defects in quartz Halliburton, L.E.
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 859-863
5 p.
 article
21 ESR and TL age determination of caliche nodules Özer, A.M.
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 1159-1162
4 p.
 article
22 ESR as a paleothermometer of volcanic materials Toyoda, Shin
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 1171-1175
5 p.
 article
23 ESR—a scientific tool for applications Scharmann, A.
 1989
 40 10-12 p. IN1-IN2
nvt p.
 article
24 ESR dating of carbonate speleothem rings and late quaternary climatic changes in the Ryukyu Islands, Japan Arakawa, Tatsuhiko
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 1143-1146
4 p.
 article
25 ESR dating of elephant teeth and radiation dose rate estimation in soil Chong, Tai Soo
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 1199-1202
4 p.
 article
26 ESR dating of the tephra “crystal ash” distributed in Shinshu, Central Japan Imai, N.
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 1177-1180
4 p.
 article
27 ESR dosimetry and dating in aragonitic mollusks Skinner, Anne F.
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 1081-1085
5 p.
 article
28 ESR dosimetry in calibration intercomparisons with high-energy photons and electrons Olsen, K.J.
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 985-988
4 p.
 article
29 ESR dosimetry in the “Gigarad” range Wieser, A.
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 911-913
3 p.
 article
30 ESR imaging investigation on depth profiles of radicals in organic solid dosimetry Morita, Yasuyuki
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 1237-1242
6 p.
 article
31 ESR/L-alanine system as a proposed standard dosimeter for electron-beam irradiations Pańta, P.P.
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 971-975
5 p.
 article
32 ESR spatial dosimetry using localized magnetic field modulation Miki, T.
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 1243-1246
4 p.
 article
33 ESR study of fossil shells in sediments at Hamana Lake Kai, Ayako
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 1139-1142
4 p.
 article
34 ESR study of Gamma-ray irradiated synthetic calcium carbonates Jacobs, C.
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 1147-1152
6 p.
 article
35 Estimation of the influence of experimental conditions on ESR dating results Renyou, Liang
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 1071-1075
5 p.
 article
36 Evaluation of ESR as a radiation accident dosimetry technique Dalgarno, B.G.
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 1013-1020
8 p.
 article
37 Fast neutron response of alanine probes Schraube, H.
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 941-944
4 p.
 article
38 Free radical dosimetry techniques and their suitability for precise and accurate measurements of radiation Ettinger, K.V.
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 865-870
6 p.
 article
39 Frequency-sweep ESR spectrometer for dosimetry and dating Hara, Hidemoto
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 841-843
3 p.
 article
40 Heavy-ion-induced free radical formation in solid DNA-constituents: Quantitative and structural aspects Hüttermann, J.
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 915-921
7 p.
 article
41 Human tooth dosimetry for gamma-rays and dental x-rays using ESR Shimano, Tatsuya
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 1035-1038
4 p.
 article
42 Identification of irradiated foods—Methods development and concepts Bögl, K.W.
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 1203-1210
8 p.
 article
43 Influence of the irradiation temperature on the free-radical response of alanine Wieser, A.
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 957-959
3 p.
 article
44 Influence of the Mg-content on ESR-signals in synthetic calcium carbonate Barabas, M.
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 1105-1111
7 p.
 article
45 Intercomparison of the dosimetric system used in industrial irradiation plants in Italy Bartolotta, A.
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 1003-1007
5 p.
 article
46 Investigation of sensitive signals due to gamma-ray irradiation of chemical precipitates. A feasibility study for ESR dating of gypsum, phosphate and calcrete deposits Yijian, Chen
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 1163-1170
8 p.
 article
47 Lactose and “Tris” Lyoluminescence dosimetry systems and ESR correlation studies Oommen, I.K.
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 879-883
5 p.
 article
48 Measurement of dose rate from 106Ru/106Rh ophthalmic applicators by means of alanine-polymer foils Hjortenberg, P.
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 997-1001
5 p.
 article
49 Measurements with alanine and film dosimeters for industrial 10 MeV electron reference dosimetry Miller, A.
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 967-969
3 p.
 article
50 Mechanically-induced generation of radicals in tooth enamel Desrosiers, M.F.
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 1195-1197
3 p.
 article
51 Non-linear fitting of TL/ESR dose-response curves Grün, Rainer
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 1077-1080
4 p.
 article
52 Polymer-alanine dosimeter and compact reader Kojima, T.
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 851-857
7 p.
 article
53 Predicting decay in free-radical concentration in L-α-alanine following high-LET radiation exposures Hansen, J.W.
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 935-939
5 p.
 article
54 Preface Regulla, D.F.
 1989
 40 10-12 p. VII-VIII
nvt p.
 article
55 Present status of ESR-dating Grün, Rainer
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 1045-1055
11 p.
 article
56 Quality assessment of coffee beans with ESR and Gamma-ray irradiation Ikeya, Motoji
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 1219-1222
4 p.
 article
57 Radiation-induced paramagnetic species in natural calcite speleothems Rossi, A.M.
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 1133-1137
5 p.
 article
58 Radon escape from New Zealand speleothems Lyons, R.G.
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 1153-1158
6 p.
 article
59 Realization and dissemination of the unit of absorbed dose to water on the dose range of radiation therapy Schneider, Manfred K.H.
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 989-992
4 p.
 article
60 Reference dosimetry and measurement quality assurance McLaughlin, W.L.
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 945-951
7 p.
 article
61 Study of decay of trapping centres of free radicals in high-temperature icy states of saccharides by lyoluminescence and ESR methods Kundu, H.
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 875-878
4 p.
 article
62 Study on accumulated dose in littoral shells of Argentina Peihua, Huang
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 1119-1122
4 p.
 article
63 Study on comparison of ESR dating of coral and shells with 230Th/234U and 14C methods Zicheng, Peng
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 1127-1131
5 p.
 article
64 Temperature experiments on mollusc samples: an approach to ESR signal identification Katzenberger, O.
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 1113-1118
6 p.
 article
65 The ESR detection of irradiated food Dodd, N.J.F.
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 1211-1214
4 p.
 article
66 The LMRI ESR/alanine dosimetry system: Description and performance Sollier, T.J.L.
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 961-965
5 p.
 article
67 Theoretical study on frictional heat by faulting using ESR Fukuchi, Tatsuro
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 1181-1193
13 p.
 article
68 The problem of long-term fading of absorbed palaeodose on ESR-dating of quaternary mollusc shells Molodkov, Anatoly
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 1087-1093
7 p.
 article
69 The response of the alanine detector after charged-particle and neutron irradiations Waligórski, M.P.R.
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 923-933
11 p.
 article
70 Thermal effects in irradiated amino acids Simmons, J.A.
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 901-904
4 p.
 article
71 The significance of the international dose assurance service for radiation processing Nam, J.W.
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 953-955
3 p.
 article
72 Three approaches to spectral-spatial EPR imaging Eaton, Gareth R.
 1989
 40 10-12 p. 1227-1231
5 p.
 article
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