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    Comparison of Neutron-Gamma Separation Qualities of Various Organic Scintillation Materials and Liquid Scintillator LSB-200

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    2020
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    Matěj, Zdeněk
    Mravec, Filip
    Jančár, Aleš
    Košťál, Michal
    Kučera, František
    Cvachovec, František
    Prenosil, Václav
    Kopecký, Zdeněk
    Čulen, Jiří
    Pecák, Oldřich
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    In this work, we compare the pulse-shape discrimination (PSD) properties of newly developed liquid scintillator LSB-200, EJ-299-33A, BC-501A, stilbene, p-terphenyl, and Hidex Aqualight in neutron field generated by the LVR-15 reactor with silicon filter utilization. Pulses from the scintillators are processed by the Neutron-Gamma spectrometer. This spectrometric system with fast digitizer card contains two analog–digital converters with a resolution of 12 bits and sampling frequency 500 × 106 Hz. For photomultiplier linearity improvement, the active divider has been used. Measured data from scintillators have been processed using the integration method and compared. The results are presented.
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