Radiographic intensifying screens

Radiant energy – Invisible radiation responsive nonelectric signalling – Luminescent device

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250483, G01J 158

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041490835

ABSTRACT:
An X-ray image intensifying screen comprising (1) a layer (which may be a supported layer or a self-supporting layer) containing fluorescent light-emitting phosphor particles including one or more rare-earth metal compounds and (2) a light-diffusing layer or sheet, which contains numerous discrete light-scattering volumes of a substance or substances distributed at random in a binder medium or partially embedded therein, such volumes having a mean size not larger than 20 .mu.m, said layer or sheet being located so that fluorescent light of said phosphor particles can penetrate therethrough to the outside of said screen.

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