Effect of heating rate on the thermoluminescence and thermal properties of natural ulexite

Topaksu, M.; Correcher, V.; García-Guinea, Javier; Yüksel, Mehmet

doi:10.1016/j.apradiso.2014.10.020

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“…Methods like the various heating rate (VHR) can be also used in situations in which individual peaks, or at least some of them, are seen in the glow curve. A major disadvantage of this method is the presence of several overlapping peaks as in our study . In such cases, kinetic parameters are calculated by using the T m –T stop method and computerized glow curve deconvolution (CGCD) .…”

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Thermoluminescence properties of gamma‐irradiated nano‐structure hydroxyapatite

Shafaei

Ziaie²,

Sardari

et al. 2015

Luminescence

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The suitability of nano-structured hydroxyapatite (HAP) for use as a thermoluminescence dosimeter was investigated. HAP samples were synthesized using a hydrolysis method. The formation of nanoparticles was confirmed by X-ray diffraction and average particle size was estimated to be ~30 nm. The glow curve exhibited a peak centered at around 200 °C. The additive dose method was applied and this showed that the thermoluminescence (TL) glow curves follow first-order kinetics due to the non-shifting nature of Tm after different doses. The numbers of overlapping peaks and related kinetic parameters were identified from Tm -Tstop through computerized glow curve deconvolution methods. The dependence of the TL responses on radiation dose was studied and a linear dose response up to 1000 Gy was observed for the samples.

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Thermoluminescence properties of gamma‐irradiated nano‐structure hydroxyapatite

Shafaei

Ziaie²,

Sardari

et al. 2015

Luminescence

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“…can be calculated using the Glow Curve Fitting (GCF) (Muñiz et al, 1995;Gomez-Ros et al, 2002), Whole Glow Peak (WGP) (Kalita and Chithambo, 2017), Peak Shape (PS) (Aslar et al, 2017;Keskin et al, 2018), Variable Heating Rate (VHR) (Topaksu et al, 2015;Aslar et al, 2017) and Initial Rise (IR) method (Chen and McKeever, 1997;Correcher et al, 2008), among others. The main advantage of the last method is that the E a parameter can be estimated regardless of the b value, although is a sensitive method to infer potential thermal pretreatments or changes in the heating rate.…”

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Radiation effect on the UV-green thermally stimulated luminescence emission of a natural Na-rich aluminosilicate

Correcher

García-Guinea²,

Boronat

et al. 2019

Radiation Physics and Chemistry

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This paper reports on the thermoluminescence (TL) emission (from 250 to 500 nm) of a 10 Gy irradiated natural Na-rich aluminosilicate from Minas Gerais (Brazil), previously characterized by Raman spectroscopy and differential thermal analysis techniques. 3D-TL spectrum of the analyzed sample displays a complex glow curves with five different emissions bands peaked at 290, 380, 420, 460 and 500 nm that could be associated with structural and point defects. The UV-blue emission bands have the following characteristics: (i) the 290 nm waveband could be due to defects-sites by the presence of Na ions; (ii) the 380 nm band, caused by intrinsic defects in the lattice (i.e. Non-Bridging Oxygen Hole Centers (NBOHCs), [AlO 4 ] o centres, alkali planar defects and Oxygen Defect Centers (ODCs), among others); (iii) the 420 nm waveband, linked to the recombination on a centre formed from a hole-oxygen atom adjacent to two aluminum atoms (Al-O-Al) and Al-O-Si complexes; (iv) the 460 nm band, associated with the presence of Ti 4+ in the plagiclase crystal lattice. The green waveband could be linked to de-excitation of Mn 2+ ions. The estimation of the activation energy (E a ) from the 10 Gy-induced TL glow curves analyzed by means of the initial rise method display linear regressions with acceptable r coefficients (r > 0.977) that reveal three groups of components with traps at different depth in the crystal lattice of the albite with Ea values in the range of 0.5-0.64 eV.

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“…Some natural and synthetic samples exhibit thermoluminecent properties under suitable conditions of thermal stimulation. The thermoluminscent properties for natural samples depend on their location, history, impurities and composition [1][2][3][4][5]. Thiago Michel de Brito Farias, and Shigueo Watanabe [6] investigated the thermoluminescence properties of a variety of natural quartz, such as the blue, the green, the red, the pink, the black, the sulphurous and the milky quartz.…”

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Thermoluminescence and Kinetic Analysis of Gamma Irradiated Some Rocks from Makkah, Saudi Arabia

Hafez

Attia

Hendi

2019

Arab Journal of Nuclear Sciences and Applications

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In the present work, some rocks were collected from Makkah, Saudi Arabia. Thermoluminescence technique was utilized to investigate the possibility of using the samples as an accidental radiation dosimeter. After γ-ray irradiation by Co-60 source, Makkah rocks sample revealed a TL-peak at 155°C. The peak position is decreased with the increase of the γ-dose. The chemical analysis of Makkah rocks was conducted using the XRF technique. The natural fading, the effect of temperature on the ability of the samples to be stored, the TL-signal and the optimum grain size of the samples were studied. The activation energy was calculated using the peak shape method. The TL-signal exhibits a linear response through the gamma dose range 0.01-1k Gy. In this range of exposure, the sample under study can be considered as an accidental dosimeter.

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Effect of heating rate on the thermoluminescence and thermal properties of natural ulexite

Cited by 32 publications

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Thermoluminescence properties of gamma‐irradiated nano‐structure hydroxyapatite

Thermoluminescence properties of gamma‐irradiated nano‐structure hydroxyapatite

Radiation effect on the UV-green thermally stimulated luminescence emission of a natural Na-rich aluminosilicate

Thermoluminescence and Kinetic Analysis of Gamma Irradiated Some Rocks from Makkah, Saudi Arabia

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