This article reports on tests conducted on the use of liquid dielectric mixtures--triethylamine and polymethlonloxane and triethylamine with carbon tetrachloride--as liquid scintillation dosemeters for neutron and x-ray dosimetry. Results are given of the effects of irradiation on the dielectric properties as well as the capacitance and electric conductivity of the liquids and of the consistency in the changes in these properties under varying radiation doses.

Detection of ionizing radiation by means of a dielectric liquid in an electric field

Citations

Recording ionizing radiation doses with the aid of two immiscible dielectric liquids situated in an electric field

Related Papers (5)

Radiation-stable ionizing-radiation detectors working with liquid rare gases

Ionization-mechanical detector for ionizing radiations

Emission of slow secondary electrons under the influence of ionizing radiation

Ionizing radiation detectors based on radiation-stable crystalline semiconductors of the In2Te3 type

Determination of the "Effective radiation thickness" of dosimeters of ionizing photon radiation