scintillatormaterialet
Scintillatormaterialet refers to substances that emit light when struck by ionizing radiation. This phenomenon, known as scintillation, is a key principle behind many radiation detection instruments. When high-energy particles or photons interact with a scintillatormaterial, they deposit energy, exciting the atoms or molecules within the material. As these excited states return to their ground state, they release this energy in the form of photons, typically in the visible or ultraviolet spectrum.
The efficiency and characteristics of the emitted light, such as its intensity and decay time, depend heavily