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. 2016 Aug 26;2:16037. doi: 10.1038/micronano.2016.37

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The glow curve of a sample of CaSO₄:Ce,Pr particles retrieved after experiencing the detonation of a 5 lb pentolite charge in an open outdoor test structure, accompanied by simulated glow curves before and after undergoing the 220 ºC, 0.20-s thermal event found to most closely match experimental results. Note that unlike LiF:Mg,Ti, CaSO₄:Ce,Pr has not been widely confirmed to behave as a handful of first-order traps, but the reconstruction concept is completely compatible with other physical TL models. TL, thermoluminescence.