Tenth-value layer (TVL) definition
Tenth-value layer (TVL) means the thickness of a specified material which attenuates X-radiation or gamma radiation to an extent such that the air kerma rate, exposure rate or absorbed dose rate is reduced to one-tenth of the value measured without the material at the same point.
Tenth-value layer (TVL) means the thickness of a specified material which attenuates X-radiation or
Tenth-value layer (TVL) means the thickness of a specified material which, x-radiation or gamma radiation to the extent that the
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Tenth-value layer (TVL) means the thickness of a specified material which attenuates X-radiation or gamma radiation to an extent such that
Tenth-value layer (TVL) means the thickness of a specified material which attenuates xX-radiation
Tenth-value layer (TVL) means the thickness of a specified material
Tenth-value layer (TVL) means the thickness of a certain material required to reduce the radiation of a known energy range and intensity, to one-tenth of its original intensity. This can also be expressed as the quotient of 2.303 by the