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Abstract
Lithium borate (Li2B4O7) is known as one of the most promising thermoluminescence materials because of its low dependence on photon energy. A new phosphor, Li2B4O7 activated with copper and silver (0.02_??_Cu, 0.02_??_Ag), has been developed and found to have the following thermoluminescence characteristics.(1) Its thermoluminescence emission bands lie in the near ultraviolet region; a dominant peak appears at 368 mμ (by Cu) and another smaller one at 268 mμ.(2) The main thermoluminescence glow peak appears at 185°C (by Ag), and another smaller one at 110°C.(3) The thermoluminescence output detected by a widely used photomultiplier (1P21) is about 3 times larger than that of Li2B4O7: Mn, and the expoure response is linear in an exposure range from 10 mR to 300R.(4) Fading is less than 9% in 2 months.
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