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The rate of growth of F centres and thermoluminescence studies in highly pure additively coloured and then X-irradiated KCl crystals show that the first stage of coloration is considerably suppressed and the second stage is enhanced in these crystals. The value of the parameter a defining the linear rate of growth of F centres in the second stage is also high in additively coloured crystals. The thermoluminescence peak positions and the ratio of the excess concentrations of F centres generated during X-irradiation and the corresponding thermoluminescence areas for the additively coloured and then X-irradiated KCl crystals are the same as observed earlier by Jain and Mehendru (1965) for highly pure KCl crystals which were not additively coloured prior to X-irradiation.
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