J Docherty, M Marshall
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Lithium fluoride thermoluminescent dosemeters require annealing in order to erase all effects due to previous irradiations (Zimmerman, Rhyner and Cameron 1966). A method is described here in which at least 50 LiF discs, 1.2*0.04 cm, may be annealed in a small tube that occupies little oven space.
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Lithium fluoride thermoluminescent dosemeters require annealing in order to erase all effects due to previous irradiations (Zimmerman, Rhyner and Cameron 1966). A method is described here in which at least 50 LiF discs, 1.2*0.04 cm, may be annealed in a small tube that occupies little oven space.
Key concepts: Lithium fluoride, Annealing (glass), Thermoluminescent dosimeter, Thermoluminescence, Materials science, Fluoride, Radiochemistry, Thermoluminescent Dosimetry