Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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5497899 | Applied Radiation and Isotopes | 2016 | 5 Pages |
Abstract
The characterization of new materials thermoluminescent used in radiation dosimetry, require the determination of kinetic parameters, which are associated with the number and shape of the peaks which presents its glow curve, among the most important are: the activation energy, E, or depth of the traps, the frequency factor, s, and the kinetics order, b. These parameters are necessary to predict the stability of thermoluminescent information after irradiation of the material. In this work, we present the results obtained for the determination of kinetic parameters of Tm3+-doped CaF2, the methods used for the determination of kinetic parameters were; initial growth signal TL, General order Chen method, and Deconvolution of glow curve. The results showed that the glow curve of CaF2 presents three glow peaks, 492Â K main peak and two smaller peaks, one at 430Â K and another to 566Â K. The dosimetric glow peak fits to the general-order kinetics model.
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Authors
P.R. González, E. Cruz-Zaragoza, C. Furetta,