Some physical parameters (thickness, initial absorbance) and also the dosimeteric answer of two films: a polyvinyl chloride (PVC) film used as a routine dosimeter in the Radiation Sterilization Station (Institute of Nuclear Chemistry and Technology – INCT) and a commercially available dosimetric film B-3, were investigated. Following the routine dosimetric pro-cedure, the only one unfavourable feature of the PVC film is a higher – in comparison with B-3 – spread of dosimetric signals between different samples (s_PCW = 3.9%, s_B-3 = 2.4%).

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