Investigations on trapping parameters of dysprosium doped lithium potassium borate through thermoluminescence study for high range dosimetry applications
IF 3.9 3区 材料科学Q2 MATERIALS SCIENCE, MULTIDISCIPLINARY
Rahul Awasthi , R. Arun Kumar , Sejal Chandana , Ram Charan Meena , P. Dinesh Sankar Reddy , K. Asokan
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Abstract
This study investigates the crystal structure and trapping parameters of polycrystalline , doped with varying concentrations (0, 1, 3 5, 7 and 9 mol%) of dysprosium. The of compound analogously vary with water which is a motivating factor. Samples were prepared for the first-time by adopting microwave-assisted combustion route. X-ray diffractograms of samples matched well with the tetragonal structure of except unit cell volume decreases with increase in dysprosium concentration. Crystallite size of samples lie in the range of 57–80 nm. Thermoluminescence glow curves of the samples show three highly overlapping peaks around temperatures 410, 537 and 590 K. Position and number of peaks are independent of concentration of dopant and doses of γ-irradiation. Saturation dose was not observed in the range 100–5000 Gy. The trapping parameters were calculated using CGCD and was found confined within satisfactory range as validated by Urbach’s plot. The material shows potential to be used in high range dosimetry.
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