Kinetics parameters of BeO thermoluminescent material are presented. Thermoluminescence emission from irradiated BeO shows two well separated peaks. Using a linear heating rate of 8.07 K s -1 , the peak temperatures at maximum are 495 and 642 K respectively. Various methods have been used for trap parameter determination, including the initial rise and Ilich (1979) methods, the peak shape and glow curve area measurements and the fitting method. A kinetics order of about two has been determined for the first peak, whereas the second peak follows first-order kinetics. The energy activation values as found using different kinds of measurements are in good agreement.
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