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SrI2: a novel scintillator crystal for nuclear isotope identifiers

Author(s): R. Hawrami; M. Groza; Y. Cui; A. Burger; M. D. Aggarwal; Nerine Cherepy; Stephen A. Payne

Published: 28 August 2008; 11 pages; 38 papers;
DOI: 10.1117/12.798335

Paper Abstract

The growth and scintillating properties of undoped and Eu2+ doped Strontium Iodide indicate excellent potential for gamma ray spectroscopy. Energy resolution at 662 keV was found to be as good as 2.7% at 662 keV. The effect of purification by zone refining was also studied and crystal growth of SrI2 by the Bridgman technique was found to be less subject to cracking compared to the growth of lanthanum halide scintillators.
This paper was published in SPIE Proceedings Vol. 7079
Hard X-Ray, Gamma-Ray, and Neutron Detector Physics X, Arnold Burger; Larry A. Franks; Ralph B. James, Editors, 70790Y
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