Novel Technique for Radiation Measurements: Fluorescent Nuclear Track Detectors
A new optical, non-destructive method of detecting and imaging single heavy charged particles using a fluorescent crystal is described. The new tool is intended for radiobiology, space radiation dosimetry and for personnel monitoring of neutron doses. The technique combines a new luminescent aluminu...
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| description | A new optical, non-destructive method of detecting and imaging single heavy charged particles using a fluorescent crystal is described. The new tool is intended for radiobiology, space radiation dosimetry and for personnel monitoring of neutron doses. The technique combines a new luminescent aluminum oxide single crystal with confocal fluorescent detection. 3D imaging of individual tracks allows for measuring ion range and angle of incidence. Spectroscopic capabilities of a new method were demonstrated. New aluminum oxide crystal can be used as a substrate for SOS and LED devises and for growth of live cells. It allows for precise and simultaneous co-localization of radiation effects and an ion trajectory within 100 nm. |
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