Abstract
This research uses two different dosimetry techniques (films and gels) to evaluate how γ-rays affect Cyanidin chloride. The first method relies on combining CC with poly (vinyl alcohol) to create a thin film dosimeter, while the second uses CC with gelatin to create a gel dosimeter that is more sensitive to γ-rays. The produced film or gel changes visually from red to colorless when exposed to γ-rays. The usable dose range of films was up to 35 kGy, and for gels, it was between 10 and 150 Gy. All dosimetric characteristics were studied.
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