Publications by authors named "N El-Faramawy"

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  • - The study explored how different heat treatments affected the thermoluminescence (TL) and structure of zinc sulfide (ZnS) samples, revealing that annealing increased the proportion of the hexagonal wurtzite phase.
  • - The best thermoluminescence intensity was found in a sample with 8.2% wurtzite and 91.8% cubic zinc sulfide, with the analysis showing well-formed, aggregated ZnS nanoparticles.
  • - The researchers used advanced techniques to analyze TL glow curves, identifying multiple trapping energy peaks and determining activation energies related to electron traps in the samples.
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The current work was going to study the dosimetric properties of Egyptian muscovite minerals irradiated with β-rays using the thermoluminescence technique (TL). The analysis of the TL glow curves was done using the (T - T) and the initial rise methods. The deconvolution of the muscovite glow curves was analyzed to have eight superimposed trapping peaks.

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In this study, the preparation and characterization of copper (Cu) and terbium (Tb) co-doped lithium borate glass using spectroscopic and thermoluminescence techniques are reported. A thermal treatment was introduced to increase the degree of crystallinity. The thermoluminescence glow curve signal of the samples displayed upon exposure to beta radiation was measured and analyzed.

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A potentially tissue-equivalent dosimeter based on lithium tetraborate co-doped with Cu and In was successfully synthesized in two steps melting process. Basic material properties were characterized using Differential scanning calorimetry, X-ray diffraction, and Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy, the dosimetric properties using Thermoluminescence. The highest sensitivity was observed for dopant concentrations of 0.

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Background: Radiotherapy is one of the most significant treatment modality of head and neck cancers. However, it has various hazards on the normal tissues in the radiation field. One of these affected tissues is the lingual mucosa with their papillae such as circumvallate papilla.

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