ArticleScientific reports2025
Effective of prompt and delayed gamma emission on the nuclear radiation shielding effectiveness of prevalent natural minerals.
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Abstract
This study aims to explore the neutron and emphasizing gamma emission (prompt and delayed) radiation attenuation capabilities of the different natural minerals, including Magnetite, Rutile, Ilmenite, and concrete NBS materials. The Monte Carlo N-Particle simulation code (MCNP) and the EpiXs software (EpX) have been used to inspect the studied compounds against neutrons associated with secondary energetic γ-rays at the range 0.03-15 MeV of energy through different thicknesses 2-12 cm. For all materials, linear attenuation coefficients (µ), effective atomic number (Z
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