Crystallization as a way for inducing thermoluminescence in a lead borate glass
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A great improvement in thermoluminescence response was found, for the first time, for crystallized samples of lead borate glass of composition 33% PbO and 67% B2O3 (% in mol); this response clearly increases with crystallization time. Glass–crystal transformation was characterized by thermal analysis and by scanning electron microscopy. Results indicate the studied lead borate glass–ceramic as a promising material for thermoluminescence dosimetric applications.
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OpenAlex topics: Glass properties and applications · Luminescence Properties of Advanced Materials · Nuclear materials and radiation effects
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