Study of the possibility of using food salt as a gamma ray dosimeter

For the possibility of using table salt as a dosimeter to measure the dose of gamma rays, the characteristics of thermoluminescence have been studied in detail for (3) different salt samples represented by Iraqi, Iranian and English salts (BDH limited, Poole, England) because they are affordable, available in the markets and equivalent to human body tissues. aining the results, it is possible to use table salt as a dosimeter to measure the dose of gamma rays within the range 0–10 Gy according to the following conditions: radiation annealing at temperatures 400 °C/h, 100 °C/2 h. rradiation annealing at temperature 100 °C/20 min. it is possible to use the samples mentioned above as gamma ray dosimeters within the range 0.01–50 Gy without the use of annealing depending on the high temperature peaks; thus it is possible to use salt as accidental dosimeter.