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Gold nanoparticles by laser ablation for X-ray imaging and protontherapy improvements

Torrisi et al., 2018

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Torrisi L
Restuccia N
Paterniti I
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Background: Gold nanoparticles, 5-20 nm in diameter, were generated with a pulsed Nd: YAG laser at 1010 W/cm2 at solution concentrations ranging between 1-100 mg/ml. The incremental X-ray contrast imaging using gold nanoparticles was investigated and …
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