EFFECT OF HEATING RATE ON NONLINEARITY OF DOSE RESPONSE IN TL BY KINETICS MODEL

Liu Xiaowei，

K.N. Yu

Nuclear Science and Techniques

pp.28-30

Published in print 01 Feb 1995

27200

The general-order kinetics model of thermoluminescence is used to study the effect of heating rate on the nonlinearity of dose response in thermoluminescence. The results show that when we consider the dose dependence of the maximum intensity of the glow peak, the effect of the heating process on dose response is supralinear when the order of kinetics b>1, and this effect is enhanced with the increase in heating rate.

ThermoluminescenceHeating rateKinetics modelDose response

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