Phosphor composition and X-ray intensifying screen exhibiting pe

Radiant energy – Invisible radiation responsive nonelectric signalling – Luminescent device

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2523014F, 428690, C09K 1167

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051736110

ABSTRACT:
A phosphor composition is disclosed containing a titanium free hafnium zirconium germanate phosphor which emits electromagnetic radiation principally in the spectral region to which silver halide exhibits native sensitivity. To maximize the intensity of emission the ratio of host metals satisifies the relationship:

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