Radiation-detection/scintillator composite and method of manufac

Radiant energy – Invisible radiation responsive nonelectric signalling – Luminescent device

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250368, 250390R, G01N 306, G01N 1203

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047959100

ABSTRACT:
A radiation-detection/scintillation composite in which a multiplicity of particulate glass carriers embodying radiation target nuclei are embedded within a matrix of solid scintillation plastic composition. The glass target-containing carriers have an index of refraction which closely matches that of the scintillation plastic. In one embodiment of the invention, the carriers comprise hollow spherical micro-size shells containing He-3 gas detection nuclei under pressure. In another embodiment, Li, B or Pb or other heavy element detection nuclei are contained within the composition of the glass carriers.

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