Khalid A. , Dalal Abdullah Aloraini , Ateyyah Al-Baradi , kh. S. Shaaban
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Abstract
This work investigated the impacts of Nd2O3 addition on the -ray shielding, elastic, and structural properties of (La2O3–B2O3) glass systems. There is a noticeable colour shift from transparent colour to be light violet then to be dark violet. The increased from 3.09 to 4.31, whereas Vm decreased from 26.68 to 20.36. The velocities increase from 4684 to 5034 for longitudinal velocity and from 1821 to 1995 for transverse velocity. The elastic moduli of the investigated samples containing doped Nd2O3 fall into the following order: BLN-2 > BLN-1.5 > BLN-1 > BLN-0.5 > BLN-0. The increase of MAC in the following order: BLN-2 > BLN-1.5 > BLN-1 > BLN-0.5 > BLN-0. The BLN-2 has the lowest HVLs and MFPs, while the BLN-0 has the highest. The results provide useful information for improving these glasses for uses for both strong mechanical construction and efficient radiation protection. Given that BLN-2 glass exhibits superior mechanical qualities compared to the other samples examined in this study, it is highly probable that BLN-2 glass could be employed as a possible shielding material.
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