e, it aggregates uniformly in flake-like clusters, is anchored between clay crystals, and is evenly distributed; at 59.53 keV the mass attenuation coefficient of the samples increases from about 0.20112 cm 2 g −1 to about 0.29317 cm 2 g −1 ; with increasing energy, the attenuation coefficient shows a decreasing trend, and the experiments agree well with XCOM simulation calculations [ 184 ].
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