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Comparison of the linear attenuation coefficient of clay samples as potential walling material for building design
This paper focused on two clay materials and studied their effectiveness as radiation shielding material The samples were made into slabs and their linear attenuation coefficients were measured at different x-ray energies of 40kev, 60kev, 80kev, lOOkev and 120 kev, at 10mA. One of the samples (Isan
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