CsI-based scintillators in γ-detection systems

Gektin, A.; Gorelov, A.I.; Rykalin, V.I.; Selivanov, V. I.; Shiran, N.; Vasil’chenko, V.G.

doi:10.1016/0168-9002(90)90302-m

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Influence Of Single-crystal Perfection On Scintillation Char1

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“…Relatively low light output makes them sensitive even to small energy-transfer loss (S parameter). The most typical example is CsI (pure) or CsI-CsBr scintillator [47,48]. This material has a short decay time and is suitable for HEP (high-energy physics) applications taking into account its low cost [13].…”

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“…It took 7 years to develop commercially available material [62]. It should be noted that one of the most efficient crystal-growth conditions stabilization methods is the introduction of impurities forming a continuous series of solid solutions with anion or cation, for instance, CsI host was replaced by CsI-CsBr [48,63]. In the past few years it was used for oxide scintillators growth.…”

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Scintillators: Crystal Growth and Scintillator Performance

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Bulk Crystal Growth of Electronic, Optical &Amp; Optoelectronic Materials

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Scintillators: Crystal Growth and Scintillator Performance

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2010

Bulk Crystal Growth of Electronic, Optical &Amp; Optoelectronic Materials

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Phase and Structure Transformations in Mixed CsICsBr Crystals

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X‐ray methods are used to study the peculiarities of solid solution decomposition in mixed CsI‐CsBr crystals. This process is started at the surface and results in the polycrystalline layer formation. The structure of this layer inherits the morphology of the initial surface and is completed by the turning of crystallites to the texture axis 〈110〉. The solutions with small impurity content (< 7 %) are stable. It is shown that a high content of moisture stimulates the decomposition process. At the same time the hydrolysis of the crystallite surface essentially restricts the possibility of secondary recrystallization. The mixed crystals under consideration turn out to be instable, despite the closeness of iodine and bromine ionic radii.

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Influence of the Crystal Structure Defects on Scintillation Properties

Inorganic Scintillators for Detector Systems

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CsI-based scintillators in γ-detection systems

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Scintillators: Crystal Growth and Scintillator Performance

Scintillators: Crystal Growth and Scintillator Performance

Phase and Structure Transformations in Mixed CsICsBr Crystals

Influence of the Crystal Structure Defects on Scintillation Properties

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