Proton ranges

These proton ranges are calculated from the NIST PSTAR database:

https://physics.nist.gov/PhysRefData/Star/Text/PSTAR.html

In order to calculate the range for protons, select "Water, Liquid" as the material (second to last entry in list) and put in the required proton energy in MeV (one per line), e.g.

70
150
230

Everything else can be left unchanged.

In the resulting table, the first column is the proton energy in MeV and the second-to-last column is the projected range in "g/cm^2": for pure water, with a density of 1 g/cm^3 (at 4°C), this is equivalent to "cm".

Proton Ranges in Water

Energy (MeV)	Range (mm)
10	1.23
15	2.54
20	4.26
25	6.37
30	8.85
35	11.70
40	14.89
45	18.41
50	22.27
55	26.44
60	30.93
65	35.72
70	40.80
75	46.18
80	51.84
85	57.77
90	63.98
95	70.45
100	77.18
105	84.16
110	91.40
115	98.88
120	106.60
125	114.60
130	122.80
135	131.20
140	139.80
145	148.70
150	157.70
155	167.00
160	176.50
165	186.20
170	196.10
175	206.20
180	216.50
185	227.00
190	237.70
195	248.50
200	259.60
205	270.80
210	282.20
215	293.80
220	305.50
225	317.40
230	329.50
235	341.70
240	354.10
245	366.70
250	379.40
255	392.20
260	405.30
265	418.40
270	431.70
275	445.20
280	458.80
285	472.50
290	486.40
295	500.40
300	514.50
305	528.80
310	543.20
315	557.70
320	572.40
325	587.10
330	602.00
335	617.00
340	632.20
345	647.40
350	662.80