Abstract
The electronic paramagnetic resonance (EPR) technique was utilized to study sand samples from different Brazilian beaches for high-dose dosimetry. Sand also contains concentrations of heavy minerals. Sand samples were studied in relation to their main dosimetric properties: response reproducibility, reutilization, batch uniformity, detection range and dose response. The EPR signal grows significantly as a function of absorbed dose for g = 1.999 . All studied sand samples can be used as EPR dosimeters for different applications in medical, agricultural and industrial areas.
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