An analysis of the thermoluminescent peaks of LiF (TLD 100)

Antinucci, M.; Cevolani, M.; Esposti, G. C. Degli; Petralia, Salvatore

doi:10.1007/bf02782601

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Thermoluminescence Sensitization in LiF (TLD 100) at Different Post-Annealing Temperatures

Battaglia

Bonora

Cevolani

et al. 1982

phys. stat. sol. (a)

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The thermoluminescence (TL), induced in LiF:Mg, Ti by Xo r r-rays, is widely used in dosimetric measurements, but its mechanism is very complex and not yet well understood. In particular, various models have been proposed /1 to 5/ t o explain the TL sensitization in LiF:Mg, Ti, that is the enhancement of T L after h q h X-o r r-exposure and partial annealing, but none of them have been completely accepted. Presently the model that seems to receive the greatest consent was proposed by Nink and Kos /4/. According to this model, the Z2 centers, that arise from Z3 centers by capturing an electron, are responsible for peak 5 in the glow curve of T L in LiF. During the heating

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Thermoluminescence Sensitization in LiF (TLD 100) at Different Post-Annealing Temperatures

Battaglia

Bonora

Cevolani

et al. 1982

phys. stat. sol. (a)

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Preparation and properties of thermoluminescent materials

Azorı́n

Furetta

Scacco

1993

Phys. Stat. Sol. (a)

107

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Thermoluminescence of alkali halides doped with alkaline earth impurities

Deshmukh

Moharil

1985

Bull. Mater. Sci.

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Doping with alkaline earth impurities converts the alkali halides into very efficient phosphors. LiF doped with Mg is extensively used in radiation dosimetry. However, the phenomenon of thermoluminescence in these materials is far from dear. LiF-TLD 100 is artificially separated from the rest of the alkali halide phosphors. The available experimental data are not fully utilised in building a model for thermoluminescence processes. In this review, thermoluminescence properties of LiF-TLD 100 and other alkali halide phosphors are discussed. The comparative study which points out several common points could be useful in understanding the TL processes in these phosphors.

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An analysis of the thermoluminescent peaks of LiF (TLD 100)

Cited by 13 publications

References 10 publications

Thermoluminescence Sensitization in LiF (TLD 100) at Different Post-Annealing Temperatures

Thermoluminescence Sensitization in LiF (TLD 100) at Different Post-Annealing Temperatures

Preparation and properties of thermoluminescent materials

Thermoluminescence of alkali halides doped with alkaline earth impurities

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