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first device which used a
scintillator was
built in 1903 by Sir
William Crookes and used a ZnS screen. The
scintillations produced by the
screen were...
- Look up
scintillation in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Scintillation can
refer to:
Scintillation (astronomy),
atmospheric effects which influence astronomical...
- episodes.
Animated depictions Flickering animation of a
scintillating scotoma,
where the
scintillations were of a
zigzag pattern starting in the
center of...
- A
scintillation counter is an
instrument for
detecting and
measuring ionizing radiation by
using the
excitation effect of
incident radiation on a scintillating...
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Scintillation is a
fluctuation in the
amplitude of a
target on a
radar display. It is
closely related to
target glint, or wander, an
apparent displacement...
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Nanophotonic scintillators are
scintillating materials or
structures which possess improved properties due to the mani****tion of the
scintillated visible...
- ; Phillips, R. L.; Hopen, C. (2000). "Aperture
averaging of
optical scintillations".
Waves in
Random Media. 10 (1).
Taylor & Francis: 53–70. doi:10...
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Liquid scintillation counting is the
measurement of
radioactive activity of a
sample material which uses the
technique of
mixing the
active material with...
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condensed matter physics,
scintillation (/ˈsɪntɪleɪʃən/ SIN-til-ay-shun) is the
physical process where a material,
called a
scintillator,
emits ultraviolet or...
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common types of grid
illusions are the
Hermann grid
illusion and the
scintillating grid illusion. The
Hermann grid
illusion is an
optical illusion reported...
