Introduction: Among the various dosimetric techniques used for characterizing the radiation beams
used in radiation therapy, the electron spin resonance (ESR) arouses increasing interest
for applications in various therapy procedures. Free radicals are known to be produced
when a compound is irradiated with ionizing radiations. The concentration of radiation-induced
free radicals is proportional to the absorbed dose and this allows for dosimetric
measurements through ESR technique which enables to quantitatively determine the radical
concentration.
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