Thermoluminescence Irradiation Unit TIU-02 Thermoluminescence Irradiation Unit TIU-02 Thermoluminescence Irradiation Unit TIU-02 Thermoluminescence Irradiation Unit TIU-02
Thermoluminescence Irradiation Unit TIU-02
Thermoluminescence Irradiation Unit TIU-02 Thermoluminescence Irradiation Unit TIU-02 Thermoluminescence Irradiation Unit TIU-02

Thermoluminescence Irradiation Unit TIU-02

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  • Usage Laboratory Experiment
  • Color Grey
  • Material Electronics
  • Application Laboratory Experiment
  • Weight 25 Kg Kilograms (kg)
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Thermoluminescence Irradiation Unit TIU-02 Price And Quantity

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Thermoluminescence Irradiation Unit TIU-02 Product Specifications

  • 25 Kg Kilograms (kg)
  • Electronics
  • Grey
  • Laboratory Experiment
  • Laboratory Experiment

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Thermoluminescence Irradiation Unit TIU-02 

With the help of skilled professionals and good knowledgeable experience, we are involved in supplying, exporting and manufacturing quality-assured spectrum of Thermoluminescence Irradiation Unit in Roorkee, Uttarakhand, India

Experiment:

  • Microcontroller based menu driven
  • Cost effective solution
  • No radiation hazard
  • High quality double stage rotary pump
  • Long life tesla coil
  • Fully self contained

 

Study of Thermoluminescence in alkali halide crystals need creation of F-centres (colour centres) in alkali halide crystals. To produce the F-centres, the crystals are exposed to ionizing radiation which in turn causes the loss of electron from halide ions. An electron then becomes trapped in the halide ion vacancy. The color is the result of the absorption of a photon by the trapped electron and excitation from the ground state to an excited state for the F-center. This is a classic case of particle in a box.

The source of ionizing radiation could be X-rays, electrons, gamma rays etc. These techniques are too Expensive and unaffordable for normal laboratories. Another method, although little less efficient, is by keeping Alkali halide crystals under low pressure, in the proximity of high Voltage. This in turn produces F-centres in the crystals.

This later technique has been adopted in this set up to make it economical and affordable for all laboratories. The setup is complete in itself and can be used straight away.

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