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Organic–Inorganic Hybrid Cuprous Halide Scintillators for Flexible X-Ray Imaging
ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces, 2022 Recently, organic-inorganic hybrid scintillators have received more and more attention because of their merits of easy preparation, good stability, and nontoxicity.
Yu Wang, Peng Mao, Yongan Tang
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Organic Glass Scintillators (OGSs) have recently been reported as an exciting class of materials that exhibit noteworthy physical and scintillation characteristics. OGSs are based on a stable, amorphous, small-molecule host matrix that contains performance-enhancing additives such as wavelength shifters.
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Organic Glass Scintillators (OGSs) have recently been reported as an exciting class of materials that exhibit noteworthy physical and scintillation characteristics. OGSs are based on a stable, amorphous, small-molecule host matrix that contains performance-enhancing additives such as wavelength shifters.
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Study of Organic Scintillators
The Journal of Chemical Physics, 1956The scintillation counting behavior of a group of fifty-five pure crystalline organic compounds has been extensively studied. The data obtained have been analyzed with the goal of developing a better understanding of the scintillation process and of scintillator behavior.
Raymond C. Sangster, John W. Irvine
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Scintillation response of organic and inorganic scintillators
Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section A: Accelerators, Spectrometers, Detectors and Associated Equipment, 1999Abstract A method to evaluate the scintillation response of organic and inorganic scintillators to different heavy ionizing particles is suggested. A function describing the rate of the energy consumed as fluorescence emission is derived, i.e., the differential response with respect to time.
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Alpha-Particle Scintillations in Organic Compounds
Nature, 1950THE papers1–7 previously published on organic luminescent materials do not enable a direct and reliable comparison of their conversion efficiencies (conversion of incident radiation energy into light energy) to be made. This is so because different types of photomultipliers have been used and not all the compounds have been investigated with similar ...
B, COLLINGE, E J, ROBBINS
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Duration of Scintillations from Organic Phosphors
Review of Scientific Instruments, 1950Measurements have been made on the time of decay of scintillations from organic phosphors irradiated with gamma-rays. Interference between the output pulse from a photo-multiplier and its reflection from a shorted line is used to determine the time constants.
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Development of organic scintillators
Nuclear Instruments and Methods, 1979The development of organic scintillators is reviewed with emphasis on work that has been reported since 1964. The scintillation process is discussed. Measurements of scintillator properties such as response-energy dependence, energy resolution, timing characteristics, pulse shape discrimination and scintillation anisotropy are reviewed. Some recent and
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The effect of magnetic field on the scintillation efficiency of organic scintillators
Acta Physica Hungarica, 1992The fluorescence of different organic plastic and liquid scintillators has been measured as a function of magnetic fieldH up to 13 mT (milli tesla). In the case of NE213, NE230 and stilbene, the percentage change in scintillation efficiency ΔE(%) increases with increasingH till it becomes maximum at an optimum valueH m, and then it ...
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The scintillation decay of some commercial organic scintillators
Nuclear Instruments and Methods, 1965Abstract The scintillation decay of some commercial available organic scintillators has been studied on the interval 0–100 ns by a delayed coincidence method. The results of the measurement indicate that on the investigated time interval the scintillation decay of most organic scintillators contains two exponential components, the longer decay time ...
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Molecular origins of scintillation in organic scintillators (Conference Presentation)
Low-Dimensional Materials and Devices 2016, 2016Organic-based scintillators are indispensable materials for radiation detection owing to their high sensitivity to fast neutrons, low cost, and tailorable properties. There has been a recent resurgence of interest in organic scintillators due to exciting discoveries related to neutron discrimination and gamma-ray spectroscopy, which represent ...
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