Resonance excitation of photoluminescence in sodium uranyl acetate crystals

Resumo

The photoluminescence spectra of sodium uranyl acetate polycrystals are recorded under excitation by different sources (semiconductor light-emitting diodes, cw lasers, and repetitively pulsed lasers). The excitation wavelengths fall into the absorption band of this solid, which makes it possible to record photoluminescence beginning from an extremely small volume of the material (10^–10 cm³) at exposures of ~10^–3 s.