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Cathodoluminescence is an
optical and
electromagnetic phenomenon in
which electrons impacting on a
luminescent material such as a phosphor,
cause the...
- back-scattered
electrons (BSE),
characteristic X-rays and
light (
cathodoluminescence) (CL),
absorbed current (specimen current) and
transmitted electrons...
- diamonds).
Carbonado exhibits strong luminescence (photoluminescence and
cathodoluminescence)
induced by
nitrogen and by
vacancies existing in the
crystal lattice...
- uranium-lead (U-Pb), fission-track, and U+Th/He techniques.
Imaging the
cathodoluminescence emission from fast
electrons can be used as a
prescreening tool for...
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bivalves Anglerfish – Bony fish of the
teleost order Lophiiformes Cathodoluminescence is
light resulting from a
luminescent material being struck by electrons...
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chalcedony from
igneous and
sedimentary hosts aged from 13 to 3480 Ma: a
cathodoluminescence study".
Mineralogical Magazine. 70 (5): 485–498. Bibcode:2006MinM...
- Thus, we get
secondary and
backscattered electrons, X-rays and
cathodoluminescence (light). All of
these signals are
detected also in the ESEM but with...
- thus
allowing measurement and
analysis of
their Raman spectra.
Cathodoluminescence (CL) —
light emission excited by
electron beam — is a
process commonly...
- methane.
Using probes such as
polarized light, photoluminescence, and
cathodoluminescence, a
series of
growth zones can be
identified in diamonds. The characteristic...
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relief resembling fluorapatite in thin-section. A reddish-violet
cathodoluminescence appears on thin-section
showing major levels of chlorine, phosphorus...
