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The thermoluminescence and the thermal stability of the F centres in pure KI, KBr, NaCl and NaF single crystals x and gamma irradiated at room temperature have been studied. It is concluded that the observed thermoluminescence is due to the recombination with F centres of halogen interstitial atoms which are thermally released from traps. The kinetics, activation energy and pre-exponential factors of these thermally activated processes are given. Some measurements of the M centre thermal stability are presented.
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