فهرس المقالات Ross S Fontenot


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    1 - Luminescent properties of lanthanide dibenzoylmethide triethylammonium compounds
    Journal of Theoretical and Applied Physics , العدد 1 , السنة 0 , زمستان 2013
    AbstractTriboluminescence (TL) is defined as the emission of cold light based on mechanical action. In 1999, Sage and Geddes used this property to design a sensor capable of discerning the location of impacts. By coating a structure with various triboluminescent materia أکثر
    AbstractTriboluminescence (TL) is defined as the emission of cold light based on mechanical action. In 1999, Sage and Geddes used this property to design a sensor capable of discerning the location of impacts. By coating a structure with various triboluminescent materials, impacts to structures could be monitored with simple light detectors. However, the intensity of most materials is very low. Of the thousands of known triboluminescent materials, only a few can emit enough light to be seen in daylight. One of these materials is europium dibenzoylmethide triethylammonium (EuD4TEA). This material shows 206% of the TL yield compared to the more commonly known manganese-doped zinc sulfide. Due to the high TL yield of EuD4TEA, exploration of the lanthanide series compounds was attempted for different emission wavelengths. This will help to monitor the locations of impacts on structures. This paper will investigate the TL yields, TL decay times, and the spectra of various lanthanide dibenzoylmethide triethylammonium compounds.PACS78.60.Mq, 78.55.Bq, 71.20.Eh تفاصيل المقالة

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    2 - Comparison of the triboluminescent properties for europium tetrakis and ZnS:Mn powders
    Journal of Theoretical and Applied Physics , العدد 1 , السنة 0 , زمستان 2012
    AbstractIn 2006, some authors determined that the triboluminescence (TL) of manganese-doped zinc sulfide (ZnS:Mn) increases with increasing impact velocity. In 2011, the authors discovered a method of synthesizing europium dibenzoylmethide triethylammonium (EuD4TEA) tha أکثر
    AbstractIn 2006, some authors determined that the triboluminescence (TL) of manganese-doped zinc sulfide (ZnS:Mn) increases with increasing impact velocity. In 2011, the authors discovered a method of synthesizing europium dibenzoylmethide triethylammonium (EuD4TEA) that produced TL 106% greater than ZnS:Mn. In fact, this material is bright enough to be seen in daylight. This paper investigates the effects of increasing impact energy on the TL of EuD4TEA and various grain sizes of ZnS:Mn using a drop tower. The low energy results indicate that increasing impact energy can increase the triboluminescent light yield for impact energies up to 1.4 J, the upper limit of the drop tower. The minimum activation energies required for each material are also explored. In addition, the effects of the increasing impact energy on the triboluminescent decay time are also investigated. The details of the experimental setup, synthesis of EuD4TEA, and results are discussed in this paper. تفاصيل المقالة