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26 October 2000 New scintillator: cerium-doped dense oxide glass
Chun Jiang, QingJi Zeng, Fuxi Gan
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Abstract
The properties of high rare-earth-containing borosilicate glass have been investigated to assess the potential for using this material to construct electromagnetic calorimeters for particle physics. We report here on measurements of scintillation yield, transmission and decay time, on large blocks of Ce3+-doped Gd2O3-based glasses, the samples were excited by a high energy X-ray beam and the associated scintillation yield and decay time were measured. The optical transmission of the samples was measured. It was observed that scintillation yield of present scintillation glass is 10 - 20% of BGO scintillation yield, decay time is in range of 60 - 80 ns, glass density is 5.40 g/cm(superscript 3$. It was concluded that higher density and availability and low cost makes this glass become promising candidate for cerium doped dense scintillator.
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Chun Jiang, QingJi Zeng, and Fuxi Gan "New scintillator: cerium-doped dense oxide glass", Proc. SPIE 4134, Photonics for Space Environments VII, (26 October 2000); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.405359
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KEYWORDS
Glasses

Scintillation

Cerium

X-rays

Luminescence

Oxides

Scintillators

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