Abstract
The area under the glow curve (no thermal quenching and same dose) is conserved only in thermoluminescence (TL)–time plots and should not be conserved in TL–temperature plots. Further for the same heating rate, the glow peak height has to be the same in time as well as in temperature plots for a given dose and the glow peak height will increase with the increase of the heating rate. However, to conserve area in TL–temperature plots, the TL intensity should be divided by the respective heating rate and this will lead to the decrease of glow peak height in TL/β–temperature plots, which is the artifact of the normalization process.
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