RESVERATRO L ve COQ10’in FOTON ZAYIFLATMA KARAKTERİSTİKLERİ

Yıl 2018, Cilt: 11 Sayı: 1, 20 - 23, 08.07.2019

Gökhan Oto , Berna Oto

Öz

Bu araştırmada, antioksidanlar ile ele ktro manyetik radyasyon etkileşim
olasılığını karakterize eden bir dizi katsayı hesaplanmıştır. Bu amaçla, WinXCom
bilgisayar programı 1 
ke V'den 100 Ge V'ye kadar enerjilerde çalıştırıldı. Etkin atom
sayısı ve elektron yoğunlukları, antioksidanların kütle zayıflama
katsayıları ku llan ıla
rak hesaplandı. Son olarak, µ_ρ değerlerinin farklı
etkileşim mekanizmaları nedeniylegama  enerjisinin 
artmasıyla   azaldığı ve
incelenen parametrelerin gelen foton  enerjisi ve antioksidanın kimyasal  bileşimine  bağlı olarak
değiştiği bulundu. Hesaplanan değerler
birbiriyle karşılaştırıldı.

Anahtar Kelimeler

CoQ10, reveratrol, etkin atom sayısı, elektron yoğunlukları

PHOTON ATTENUATION CHARACTERISTICS of CoQ10 and RESVERATROL

Öz

In this
research, a number of coefficients,
which characterize the probability of electromagnetic radiation interaction with the
antioxidants, have been
calculated. For this purpose, WinXCom
computer program was run at energies 
from  1 ke V to 100 Ge V. The
effective atomic numbers and
electron densities were
calculated using the mass attenuation coefficients of antioxidant. Finally, it was found
that the values of µ_ρ decreased with increasing
gamma energy by means of different
interaction mechanism and the values of
investigated parameters were found to be changed
with the incoming photon energy and
chemical content of the antioxidants
The calculated values were compared
with each other.

Anahtar Kelimeler

CoQ10, Resveratrol, Effective atomic number, Electron densities

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