Illumination with monochromatic light into the F- or V-absorption bands of KBr, KI, NaCl, and KCl single crystals at liquid nitrogen temperature (LNT), after x irradiation at room temperature (RT), "reexcites" different glow curves in the region between LNT and RT. F illumination produces a set of electron thermoluminescence peaks, and V light a set of hole peaks. Both sets of peaks add up to the regular glow curve obtained after x irradiation at LNT. The results are consistent with existing models of the thermoluminescence process.
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