Ternary metal halide scintillators
US-9695356-B1 · Jul 4, 2017 · US
US11360222B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-11360222-B2 |
| Application number | US-202017024590-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Sep 17, 2020 |
| Priority date | May 7, 2009 |
| Publication date | Jun 14, 2022 |
| Grant date | Jun 14, 2022 |
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The present invention provides for a composition comprising an inorganic scintillator comprising an optionally lanthanide-doped cesium barium halide, useful for detecting nuclear material.
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What is claimed is: 1. An inorganic scintillator having the formula: Sr y Ba z CsX 5 :Ln 1 x (IIa); wherein X is Br, CI, I, or a mixture thereof; Ln 1 is a lanthanide with a valence of 2+; x has a value having the range 0<x<2; y has a value having the range 0<y<2; z has a value having the range 0≤z<2; y+z>0; and, x+y+z=2. 2. The inorganic scintillator of claim 1 , wherein X is Br. 3. The inorganic scintillator of claim 1 , wherein X is Cl. 4. The inorganic scintillator of claim 1 , wherein X is I. 5. The inorganic scintillator of claim 1 , wherein Ln′ is Eu or Yb. 6. The inorganic scintillator of claim 1 , wherein y has a value of 0, and z has a value having the range 0<z<2. 7. The inorganic scintillator of claim 1 , wherein x has a value having the range 0<z<0.2. 8. The inorganic scintillator of claim 7 , wherein x has a value having the range 0.02x<0.2. 9. The inorganic scintillator of claim 1 , wherein the inorganic scintillator is a single crystal having at least one dimension of a length of at least 1 mm, or a length at least sufficient to stop or absorb gamma-radiation. 10. A gamma ray detector comprising the inorganic scintillator of claim 9 . 11. An inorganic scintillator having the formula: M m CsX 5 :Ln 1 x (IIe); wherein M is Sr; X is Br, CI, I, or a mixture thereof; Ln 1 is a lanthanide with a valence of 2+; x has a value having the range 0<x<2; m has a value having the range 0<m<2; and, x+m=2. 12. The inorganic scintillator of claim 11 , wherein X is Br. 13. The inorganic scintillator of claim 11 , wherein X is Cl. 14. The inorganic scintillator of claim 11 , wherein X is I. 15. The inorganic scintillator of claim 11 , wherein Ln 1 is Eu or Yb. 16. The inorganic scintillator of claim 11 , wherein x has a value having the range 0<x<0.2. 17. The inorganic scintillator of claim 16 , wherein x has a value having the range 0.02x<0.2. 18. The inorganic scintillator of claim 11 , wherein the inorganic scintillator is a single crystal having at least one dimension of a length of at least 1 mm, or a length at least sufficient to stop or absorb gamma-radiation. 19. A gamma ray detector comprising the inorganic scintillator of claim 18 . 20. An inorganic scintillator having the formula: M m CsX 5 :Ln 1 x (IIe); wherein M is Ba; X is CI or I, or a mixture of Br, CI, and/or I; Ln 1 is a lanthanide with a valence of 2+; x has a value having the range 0<x<2; m has a value having the range 0<m<2; and, x+m=2. 21. The inorganic scintillator of claim 20 , wherein X is Cl. 22. The inorganic scintillator of claim 20 , wherein X is I. 23. The inorganic scintillator of claim 20 , wherein Ln 1 is Eu or Yb. 24. The inorganic scintillator of claim 20 , wherein x has a value having the range 0<x<0.2. 25. The inorganic scintillator of claim 24 , wherein x has a value having the range 0.02x<0.2. 26. The inorganic scintillator of claim 20 , wherein the inorganic scintillator is a single crystal having at least one dimension of a length of at least 1 mm, or a length at least sufficient to stop or absorb gamma-radiation. 27. A gamma ray detector comprising the inorganic scintillator of claim 26 . 28. An inorganic scintillator having the formula: M m CsX 5 :Ln 1 x (IIe); wherein M is Ba; X is Br; Ln 1 is a lanthanide with a valence of 2+; x has a value having the range 0.02x<0.2; m has a value having the range 0<m<2; and, x+m=2. 29. The inorganic scintillator of claim 28 , wherein Ln 1 is Eu or Yb. 30. The inorganic scintillator of claim 28 , wherein the inorganic scintillator is a single crystal having at least one dimension of a length of at least 1 mm, or a length at least sufficient to stop or absorb gamma-radiation. 31. A gamma ray detector comprising the inorganic scintillator of claim 30 .
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