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luminophor

[lü′min·ə‚fȯr]
(physics)
A luminescent material that converts part of the absorbed primary energy into emitted luminescent radiation. Also known as fluophor; fluor; phosphor.
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Now, a research team from Tomsk Polytechnic University (TPU) has obtained various types of luminescent and transparent ceramics (ie nanoceramics or luminophors) on a spark-plasma sintering unit (SPS) for powder materials.
LUMINESCENT CERAMICS FOR NEW LIGHT SOURCES
The fading of these thermoluminophors is low due to the relatively deep electron traps of [CaF.sub.2]: Mn, and the luminophors are not sensitive to daylight [15, 16].
The shape of the glow curves, the temperature, and the intensity of the thermoluminescence peak depend mainly on the concentration of manganese in luminophors and the heating conditions.
Determination of manganese in thermoluminescent materials by inductively coupled plasma atomic emission spectrometry and spectrophotometry/Mangaani maaramine termoluminestsentsmaterjalides induktiivse plasma aatomiemissioonspektromeetrilisel ja spektrofotomeetrilisel meetodil
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