NaCl:Tl(T) phosphor is found to have high intrinsic thermoluminescence (TL) sensitivity to 253.7 nm UV-radiation. The dosimetric glow peak II grows sublinearly with increase in UV dose in the range 103-106 JM−2. The other requirements of an efficient dosimeter material such as high storage stability, matching of the spectral response of detector tube and TL-emission from phosphor, reproducibility, desirable size and shape, easy availability in powder, pellet and crystal forms at cheaper rates, and repeated re-usability of the same phosphor without much difficulty, etc., are additional factors which strengthen the claim of NaCl:Tl(T) phosphor as UV dosimetric material. It is proposed that present NaCl:Tl(T) material is suitable TL-phosphor for UV dosimetry in the range 103-106 JM−2.
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