Tailoring a Behavioral Symmetry on KERMA, Mass Stopping Power and Projected Range Parameters against Heavy-Charged Particles in Zinc-Tellurite Glasses for Nuclear Applications

We present the behavioral changes and symmetrical enhancement on KERMA, mass stopping power projected range parameters against heavy-charged particles through Indium (In) Tantalum (Ta) incorporations for various zinc-tellurite glass groups such as TZI ZTT nuclear applications. SRIM PAGEX codes are utilized determination of investigated attenuation alpha proton particles. In KERMA calculations, ZTT7 sample is reported to have greatest release charged because an increase in kinetic energy. The values all absorbent materials steadily increased from 0 MeV 0.1 MeV. attained their maximum at a energy value While comparable behavior patterns seen examined scale, observed with lower than other samples. It can be concluded that zinc-telluride glasses Ta-reinforcement may considered promising Moreover, monotonic tool terms providing symmetry