1970
DOI: 10.1103/physrevlett.24.1287
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Thermoluminescence of KCl: Tl Between 30 and 400°C Determined by Simultaneous Intensity and Spectral Distribution Measurements

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“…15 These Tl + concentrations are low enough to cause the presence of all but a negligible quantity of Tl + dimer. 16 Figure 1 shows the emission intensity as a func- tion of the temperature. It can be seen that the emission decreases considerably at low temperatures.…”
Section: Origin Of the 4750-a Emission In Kc1:t1 Phosphorsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…15 These Tl + concentrations are low enough to cause the presence of all but a negligible quantity of Tl + dimer. 16 Figure 1 shows the emission intensity as a func- tion of the temperature. It can be seen that the emission decreases considerably at low temperatures.…”
Section: Origin Of the 4750-a Emission In Kc1:t1 Phosphorsmentioning
confidence: 99%