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h the electrons of the absorber 1 the result of an interaction between the radiation and the absorbing species is removal of an electron from an atom or molecular bond to form radicals and excited species the radical species then proceed to react with each other or with other molecules in their vicinity it is the reactions of the radical species that are responsible for the changes observed following irradiation of a chemical system 2 charged radiation species α and β particles interact through coulombic forces between the charges of the electrons in the absorbing medium and the charged radiation particle these interactions occur continuously along the path of the incident particle until the kinetic energy of the particle is sufficiently depleted uncharged species γ photons x rays undergo a single event per photon totally consuming the energy of the photon and leading to the ejection of an electron from a single atom 3 electrons with sufficient energy proceed to interact with the absorbing medium identically to β radiation an important factor that distinguishes different radiation types from one another is the linear energy transfer let which is the rate at which the radiation loses energy with distance traveled through the absorber low let species are usually low mass either photons or electron mass species β particles positrons and interact sparsely along their path through the absorber leading to isolated regions of reactive radical species high let species are usually greater in mass than one electron 4 for example α particles and lose energy rapidly resulting in a cluster of ionization events in close proximity to one another consequently the heavy particle travels a relatively short distance from its origin areas containing a high concentration of reactive species following absorption of energy from radiation are referred to as spurs in a medium irradiated with low let radiation the spurs are sparsely distributed across the track and are unable to interact for high let radiation the spurs can overlap allowing for inter spur reactions leading to different yields of products when compared to the same medium irradiated with the same energy of low let radiation 5 reduction of organics by solvated electrons edit a recent area of work has been the destruction of toxic organic compounds by irradiation 6 after irradiation dioxins polychlorodibenzo p dioxins are dechlorinated in the same way as pcbs can be converted to biphenyl and inorganic chloride this is because the solvated electrons react with the organic compound to form a radical anion which decomposes by the loss of a chloride anion if a deoxygenated mixture of pcbs in isopropanol or mineral oil is irradiated with gamma rays then the pcbs will be dechlorinated to form inorganic chloride and biphenyl the reaction works best in isopropanol if potassium hydroxide caustic potash is added the base deprotonates the hydroxydimethylmethyl radical to be converted into acetone and a solvated electron as the result the g value yield for a given energy due to radiation deposited in the system of chloride can be increased because the radiation now starts a chain reaction each solvated electron formed by the action of the gamma rays can now convert more than one pcb molecule 7 8 if oxygen acetone nitrous oxide sulfur hexafluoride or nitrobenzene 9 is present in the mixture then the reaction rate is reduced this work has been done recently in the us often with used nuclear fuel as the radiation source 10 11 in addition to the work on the destruction of aryl chlorides it has been shown that aliphatic chlorine and bromine compounds such as perchloroethylene 12 freon 1 1 2 trichloro 1 2 2 trifluoroethane and halon 2402 1 2 dibromo 1 1 2 2 tetrafluoroethane can be dehalogenated by the action of radiation on alkaline isopropanol solutions again a chain reaction has been reported 13 in addition to the work on the reduction of organic compounds by irradiation some work on the radiation induced oxidation of organic compounds has been reported for instance the use of radiogenic hydrogen peroxide formed by irradiation to remove sulfur from coal has been reported in this study it was found that the addition of manganese dioxide to the coal increased the rate of sulfur removal 14 the degradation of nitrobenzene under both reducing and oxidizing conditions in water has been reported 15 reduction of metal compounds edit in addition to the reduction of organic compounds by the solvated electrons it has been reported that upon irradiation a pertechnetate solution at ph 4 1 is converted to a colloid of technetium dioxide irradiation of a solution at ph 1 8 soluble tc iv complexes are formed irradiation of a solution at ph 2 7 forms a mixture of the colloid and the soluble tc iv compounds 16 gamma irradiation has been used in the synthesis of nanoparticles of gold on iron oxide fe 2 o 3 17 it has been shown that the irradiation of aqueous solutions of lead compounds leads to the formation of elemental lead when an inorganic solid such as bentonite and sodium formate are present then the lead is removed from the aqueous solution 18 polymer modification edit another key area uses radiation chemistry to modify polymers using radiation it is possible to convert monomers to polymers to crosslink polymers and to break polymer chains 19 20 both man made and natural polymers such as carbohydrates 21 can be processed in this way water chemistry edit both the harmful effects of radiation upon biological systems induction of cancer and acute radiation injuries and the useful effects of radiotherapy involve the radiation chemistry of water the vast majority of biological molecules are present in an aqueous medium when water is exposed to radiation the water absorbs energy and as a result forms chemically reactive species that can interact with dissolved substances solutes water is ionized to form a solvated electron and h 2 o the h 2 o cation can react with water to form a hydrated proton h 3 o and a hydroxyl radical ho furthermore the solvated electron can recombine with the h 2 o cation to form an excited state of the water this excited state then decomposes to species such as hydroxyl radicals ho hydrogen atoms h and oxygen atoms o finally the solvated electron can react with solutes such as solvated protons or oxygen molecules to form hydrogen atoms and dioxygen radical anions respectively the fact that oxygen changes the radiation chemistry might be one reason why oxygenated tissues are more sensitive to irradiation than the deoxygenated tissue at the center of a tumor the free radicals such as the hydroxyl radical chemically modify biomolecules such as dna leading to damage such as breaks in the dna strands some substances can protect against radiation induced damage by reacting with the reactive species generated by the irradiation of the water citation needed the reactive species generated by the radiation can take part in following reactions this is similar to the idea of the non electrochemical reactions which follow the electrochemical event which is observed in cyclic voltammetry when a non reversible event occurs for example the sf 5 radical formed by the reaction of solvated electrons and sf 6 undergo further reactions which lead to the formation of hydrogen fluoride and sulfuric acid 22 in water the dimerization reaction of hydroxyl radicals can form hydrogen peroxide while in saline systems the reaction of the hydroxyl radicals with chloride anions forms hypochlorite anions the action of radiation upon underground water is responsible for the formation of hydrogen which is converted by bacteria into methane 23 24 equipment edit radiation chemistry applied in industrial processing equipment edit to process materials either a gamma source or an electron beam can be used the international type iv wet storage irradiator is a common design of which the js6300 and js6500 gamma sterilizers made by nordion international which used to trade as atomic energy of canada ltd are typical examples 25 in these irradiation plants the source is stored in a deep well filled with water when not in use when the source is required it is moved by a steel wire to the irradiation room where the products which are to be treated are present these objects are placed inside boxes which are moved through the room by an automatic mechanism by moving the boxes from one point to another the contents are given a uniform dose after treatment the product is moved by the automatic mechanism out of the room the irradiation room has very thick concrete walls about 3 m thick to prevent gamma rays from escaping the source consists of 60 co rods sealed within two layers of stainless steel the rods are combined with inert dummy rods to form a rack with a total activity of about 12 6pbq 340kci research equipment edit while it is possible to do some types of research using an irradiator much like that used for gamma sterilization it is common in some areas of science to use a time resolved experiment where a material is subjected to a pulse of radiation normally electrons from a linac after the pulse of radiation the concentration of different substances within the material are measured by emission spectroscopy or absorption spectroscopy hence the rates of reactions can be determined this allows the relative abilities of substances to react with the reactive species generated by the action of radiation on the solvent commonly water to be measured this experiment is known as pulse radiolysis 26 which is closely related to flash photolysis in the latter experiment the sample is excited by a pulse of light to examine the decay of the excited states by spectroscopy 27 sometimes the formation of new compounds can be investigated 28 flash photolysis experiments have led to a better understanding of the effects of halogen containing compounds upon the ozone layer 29 chemosensor edit the saw chemosensor 30 is nonionic and nonspecific it directly measures the total mass of each chemical compound as it exits the gas chromatography column and condenses on the crystal surface thus causing a change in the fundamental acoustic frequency of the crystal odor concentration is directly measured with this integrating type of detector column flux is obtained from a microprocessor that continuously calculates the derivative of the saw frequency see also edit radiolysis milton burton references edit j w t spinks r j woods an introduction to radiation chemistry third edition john wiley and sons inc new york toronto 1990 isbn 0 471 61403 3 turner j e atoms radiation and radiation protection united states pergamon books inc elmsford ny 1986 print bigelow r a radiation interactions in matter essentials of radiation biology and protection s forshier cengage learning jul 22 2008 p46 simon m pimblott jay a laverne j phys chem 1994 98 24 pp 6136 6143 doi 10 1021 j100075a016 publication date june 1994 zhao c et al 2007 radiation physics and chemistry 76 37 45 ajit singh and walter kremers radiation physics and chemistry 2002 65 4 5 467 472 bruce j mincher richard r brey rené g rodriguez scott pristupa and aaron ruhter radiation physics and chemistry 2002 65 4 5 461 465 a g bedekar z czerwik and j kroh pulse radiolysis of ethylene glycol and 1 3 propanediol glasses ii kinetics of trapped electron decay 1990 36 739 742 energy citations database ecd document 10116942 process for the solvent extraction for the radiolysis and dehalogenation of halogenated organic compounds in soils sludges sediments and slurries us patent 6132561 archived 2007 03 11 at the wayback machine v múka r silber m pospíil v kliský and b bartoníek radiation physics and chemistry 1999 55 1 93 97 seiko nakagawa and toshinari shimokawa radiation physics and chemistry 2002 63 2 151 156 p s m tripathi k k mishra r r p roy and d n tewari γ radiolytic desulphurisation of some high sulphur indian coals catalytically accelerated by mno2 fuel processing technology 2001 70 77 96 shao hong feng shu juan zhang han qing yu and qian rong li radiation induced degradation of nitrobenzene in aqueous solutions chemistry letters 2003 32 8 718 t sekine h narushima t suzuki t takayama h kudo m lin and y katsumura colloids and surfaces a physicochemical and engineering aspects 2004 249 1 3 105 109 satoshi seino takuya kinoshita yohei otome kenji okitsu takashi nakagawa and takao a yamamoto magnetic composite nanoparticle of au γ fe2o3 synthesized by gamma ray irradiation chemistry letters 2003 32 8 690 m pospίšil v čuba v múčka and b drtinová radiation removal of lead from aqueous solutions effects of various sorbants and nitrous oxide radiation physics and chemistry 2006 75 403 407 energy citations database ecd document 7313004 iaea report radiation formation of hydrogels for biomedical applications the use of radiation technique mechanism of the radiation induced crosslinking of polymers in aqueous solution 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