development and properties of cadmium and lead tungstate low-background scintillators for double beta decay experiments

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Abstract
Methods of deep purification of natural and isotopically enriched cadmium (Cd, 106Cd, 116Cd), as well as of archaeological lead (archPb), to produce cadmium and lead tungstate crystal scintillators have been developed. The basic stages of development and characteristics of the scintillators are described. The developed methods of initial materials purification and crystal growth can be used for the production of scintillators for large-scale high sensitivity experiments to search for rare events (double beta decay, dark matter, rare alpha and beta decay).
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Authors ;G. P. Kovtun;R. S. Boiko;F. A. Danevich;B. N. Kropivyansky;V. M. Mokina;T. S. Potina;D. A. Solopikhin;I. A. Tupitsyna;A. P. Shcherban;V. N. Shlegel
Journal veterinary immunology and immunopathology
Year 2014
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Keywords
cadmium refining scintillation detector scintillator constitution and properties of matter

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