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Experimental and simulated H2O2 in pure water under conventional and ultra-high dose rates for single pulse proton irradiation
Background: Despite the remarkable sparing of normal tissue by FLASH radiotherapy, the fundamental mechanisms that link physics to biological outcomes remain unclear. Among water radiolysis species produced after irradiation, hydrogen peroxide (H2O2 ) is a final product resulting from hydroxyl radic
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