Nuclear Science and Engineering / Volume 35 / Number 1 / January 1969 / Pages 113-117
Technical Paper / dx.doi.org/10.13182/NSE69-A21119
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Experiments have been carried out to determine the difference between gamma ray absorption man inhomogeneous layer of material, composed of spherical heavy metal particles (tungsten) in a nonabsorbing matrix, and absorption in a uniform heavy metal sheet of the same average thickness. The results can be used to evaluate a function describing the distribution of absorber thickness at different points on the layer. The gamma rays used ranged in energy from 35 to 122 keV.