Edgar et al., 2004 - Google Patents
New materials for glass–ceramic X-ray storage phosphorsEdgar et al., 2004
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- Edgar A
- Williams G
- Hamlin J
- Secu M
- Schweizer S
- Spaeth J
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- Current Applied Physics
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The development of transparent glass ceramics as X-ray storage phosphors and their advantages over their crystalline counterparts are briefly reviewed. Measurements of conversion efficiency, stimulation efficiency, storage times, and optical transparency are …
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