Determination of Gamma Transmittance and Density Assessment for Al Doped ZnO Thin Films by Using Gamma Transmission Technique

B. Karagoz; O. Ozdemir; O. Karacasu; Nilgun Baydogan; H. Çimenoğlu; E.S. Kayali; A.B. Tugrul; N. Altinsoy; S. Haciyakupoğlu; S. Kiziltas; M. Okka; Gülçin Albayrak; H. Sengel; F. Akmaz; A. Parlar

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Determination of Gamma Transmittance and Density Assessment for Al Doped ZnO Thin Films by Using Gamma Transmission Technique

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The aim of this study is to investigate the structural changes of Al doped ZnO thin films with gamma transmission technique with Cs-137 gamma radioisotope source. Gamma transmittance and gamma absorption coefficient, (1/mm) were investigated with the increase Al (at.%) concentration. Hence it can be possible to assess the density for Al doped ZnO thin films.

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Defect and Diffusion Forum (Volumes 312-315)

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B. Karagoz, O. Ozdemir, O. Karacasu, Nilgun Baydogan, H. Çimenoğlu, E.S. Kayali, A.B. Tugrul, N. Altinsoy, S. Haciyakupoğlu, S. Kiziltas, M. Okka, Gülçin Albayrak, H. Sengel, F. Akmaz, A. Parlar

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Absorbed Dose, Co-60 Radioisotope, Cs-137 Radioisotope, Gamma Transmission Technique, ZnO:Al

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