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High-level gamma-ray dosimetry using common TLD phosphors.

A R Lakshmanan·R C Bhatt
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Thermoluminescence of high temperature peaks, ultraviolet radiation (253.7 nm) induced thermoluminescence and phosphorescence, damage effects and optical density changes in a few common TLD phosphors namely CaSO4 : Tm, CaSO4 : Dy, LiF TLD-100 and Li2B4O7 : Mn were studied from the point of view of measuring high level gamma doses (10(2)--10(6) Gy).

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BoratesCalcium SulfateDysprosiumFluoridesGamma RaysLithiumManganeseThermoluminescent DosimetryThuliumJournal Article

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A R Lakshmanan, R C Bhatt. 1979. High-level gamma-ray dosimetry using common TLD phosphors.. https://doi.org/10.1088/0031-9155%2F24%2F6%2F016

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