Diamond as a thermoluminescent material

Details Diamond as a thermoluminescent material Diamond as a thermoluminescent material

1986-03-19

1988-06-28

Howell, Janice A.

Radiant energy

Invisible radiant energy responsive electric signalling

With heating of luminophors

2504831, G01T 111

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047541407

ABSTRACT:
Diamond having a nitrogen content not exceeding 100 ppm and electrons or holes trapped at lattice imperfections within the crystal structure has been found to be a good thermoluminescent material. The diamond is produced by taking a diamond having a nitrogen content not exceeding 100 ppm and subjecting it to nuclear radiation.

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patent: 4465932 (1984-08-01), Burgemeister

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