Investigation of TL dosimetric parameters of lithium borate glass doped with dysprosium

El-Faramawy, Nabil; El‐Naggar, A. M.; Woda, Clemens; El‐Kinawy, Mohamed

doi:10.1016/j.optmat.2020.110672

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“…Theoretically, the TL method might be used to control the quality of many glass, ceramic, and semiconductor products; more recently, it was shown that minimal temperature TL glow curve adjustments in textile fibres could be related to structural variations and contaminants in the chemical tracer. However, industries have not paid attention to these (El-Faramawy et al, 2021b).…”

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Structural Properties of Thermoluminescence Dosimeter Materials, Preparation, Application, and Adaptability: A Systematic Review

Efenji,

Iskandar,

Yusof

et al. 2024

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Thermoluminescence dosimeters (TLDs) are widely used in radiation dosimetry due to their excellent properties, such as high sensitivity, small size, and ability to measure low doses of radiation. This review focuses on the structural properties of TLD materials, as well as their preparation, application, and adaptability. The review covers the various types of TLD materials, crystal structure, and properties, including energy response and fading characteristics. The different methods used to prepare TLD materials, such as solid-state synthesis, sol-gel synthesis, and solution growth methods, are discussed in detail. The review also includes a detailed discussion of the various applications of TLDs, including medical, environmental, and industrial radiation dosimetry. Extensive information on TLD is reviewed, and the TL characteristics that have a noticeable impact on the TL dosimetry potential for human and other purpose utilisation, such as mineral, oil, and gas resource investigation, can be done using natural and artificial TL signals. Information on TL measurement process requirements and the TL characteristics that have a noticeable impact on a compound TL dosimetry potential are also addressed. Finally, the review concludes by highlighting the adaptability of TLD materials to different dosimetry applications and their potential use in the future.

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Structural Properties of Thermoluminescence Dosimeter Materials, Preparation, Application, and Adaptability: A Systematic Review

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“…Borate-based glasses are the best candidates in clinical applications because their effective atomic number is closely equivalent to the human tissue atomic number. The efficiency and applicability of the doped/activated glass depends profoundly on the amount and type of atomic dopants (13)(14)(15)(16).…”

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Thermoluminescence Characteristics of Copper and Terbium Co-Doped Lithium Tetraborate Glass

El-Faramawy,

El-Kinawy,

Farouk

et al. 2023

Radiation Research

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Dosimetric properties of potassium magnesium borate glass doped with copper

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Abd-Allah

2022

J Mater Sci: Mater Electron

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The present article deals with potassium magnesium borate glass activated with copper that was prepared by a melting quenching technique to study the feasibility of this glass as a radiation dosimeter. The prepared glasses were characterized through X-ray diffraction and FTIR spectroscopy and some of the glasses optical and physical parameters have been interpreted. The thermoluminescence properties of the prepared samples were studied, and the results revealed that the potassium magnesium borate doped with 0.07 wt% with copper has the highest thermoluminescent response. The glow curve of potassium magnesium borate doped with 0.07 wt% of copper has seven overlapping peaks with maximum temperatures of 383.09, 400.71, 413.26, 426.59, 445.98, 476.57 and 534.04 K, and the TL-response is linear from 0.11 to 165 Gy. From the present study, the potassium magnesium borate doped with 0.07 mol% from copper may be applicable for measuring the radiation dose.

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Investigation of TL dosimetric parameters of lithium borate glass doped with dysprosium

Cited by 14 publications

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Structural Properties of Thermoluminescence Dosimeter Materials, Preparation, Application, and Adaptability: A Systematic Review

Structural Properties of Thermoluminescence Dosimeter Materials, Preparation, Application, and Adaptability: A Systematic Review

Thermoluminescence Characteristics of Copper and Terbium Co-Doped Lithium Tetraborate Glass

Dosimetric properties of potassium magnesium borate glass doped with copper

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