Predose Effects
Predose Effects is a dosimetric phenomenon in optically stimulated luminescence dating and dosimetry characterized by the enhancement of luminescence sensitivity following a prior exposure to ionizing radiation, distinguishing it from other sensitivity changes by its dependence on the residual trapped electron population induced in specific lattice defects during a preceding irradiation step.
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Research Triangle Park Foundation
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