Improvement of the scintillating properties of ZnO ceramics by the precipitation of initial powder

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Abstract

One of the applications of zinc oxide is a scintillator or phosphor. Both of its emission bands, fast near-band-edge or slow green luminescence, can be used, depending on the application. In any case it is essential to obtain the sample of high transparency in the range of a certain luminescence band. In this work ceramic samples made of undoped ZnO micro- and nanocrystalline powders, where the latter was made by precipitation of initial micro-crystalline powder, were studied. Ceramics showed significant differences in their optical and luminescent properties. The reasons for observed changes are discussed.

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Venevtsev, I. D., Rodnyi, P. A., Gorokhova, E. I., Chizhov, A. S., & Gaskov, A. M. (2019). Improvement of the scintillating properties of ZnO ceramics by the precipitation of initial powder. In Journal of Physics: Conference Series (Vol. 1236). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/1236/1/012017

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