Look up: radioluminescence

1. radioluminescence
   the fluorescence of certain substances in X-rays, or in the radiation from radioactive materials Category: Physics
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2. radioluminescence
   (from the article `luminescence`) Radioactive elements can emit alpha particles (helium nuclei), electrons, and gamma rays (high-energy electromagnetic radiation). The term ...
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3. radioluminescence
   radioluminescence, radiolucent Allowing the passage of radiant energy; such as, X-rays, to a varying extent depending on the nature of the object. Also, roentgenolucent. Etymologically related 'light, shine, glow' word families: ethero-; fulg-; lumen-, lum-; luna, luni-; lustr-; phengo-; pheno-; phosp...
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4. Radioluminescence
   Radioluminescence is the phenomenon by which luminescence is produced in a material by the bombardment of ionizing radiation such as beta particles. ==Tritium== Tritium is used as a source of beta particles in a large variety of applications where electricity is not available for illumination. For ...
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5. radioluminescence
   luminescence caused by X-rays or radioactive radiations
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