Metal organic hybrid lattice material and application thereof in irradiation source detection
A metal organic, radiation source technology, applied in the field of radiation detection materials, can solve the problems of accurate quantitative analysis to be improved, complex testing equipment and data processing, low sensitivity, etc.
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[0073] Example 1 Material synthesis and structural stability test before and after irradiation
[0074] In this example, the material was synthesized and the crystal structure stability under different irradiation conditions was tested to verify that the material in the present invention can be practically applied under various high-dose irradiation conditions without causing radiation damage to the material.
[0075] 0.05mmol Th(NO 3 ) 4 ·6H 2 O solid, 0.05mmol 2,2':6',2"-terpyridine-4'-carboxylic acid solid and 1.6-2.5wt% hydrochloric acid, 1mL H 2 0. 1mL DMF was placed in a 5ml glass vial, sealed, heated to 100°C, and heated for 1-2 days. After the reaction, a transparent bulk crystal product was obtained. The crystal product was taken out from the vial and washed with ethanol solution. Dry at room temperature to obtain a metal-organic hybrid lattice material, hereinafter referred to as crystal material. The reaction scheme is as follows:
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Embodiment 2
[0080] Example 2 Thermal Stability Analysis of Crystalline Materials
[0081] In this embodiment, the synthesized crystal material is subjected to a thermal stability test to verify the heat resistance of the material of the present invention, so that the fluorescent signal value can be restored by heating at a suitable temperature, so that the material can be recycled.
[0082] Characterize the crystal that embodiment 1 generates with thermogravimetric analyzer, as image 3As shown, it is proved that the skeleton of the crystalline material does not collapse before 150°C, ensuring the stability of the structure, and only loses the mass of water molecules in the crystalline material structure (3.55% mass loss) before 150°C. The mass loss before 300°C is 9.70%, which is the mass of free water and coordinated water molecules and formic acid in the structure. Therefore, it is possible to find a suitable temperature before 150°C to restore the fluorescence signal value of the cry...
Embodiment 3
[0083] Fluorescence stability after embodiment 3 irradiation
[0084] In this embodiment, the crystal material is irradiated under UV to verify that the fluorescent signal of the material of the present invention after irradiation can be stable for a long time at room temperature. Since the quantitative detection standard of ultraviolet light is 4.21mJ, when it exceeds 4.21mJ, the fluorescence will be saturated and the fluorescence signal will not change. Therefore, the energy exceeding the quantitative detection standard was selected for stability testing.
[0085] The crystal material prepared in Example 1 was exposed to light for more than 2 hours under 254nm UV (5.26mJ), and then stored in a dark room, and its fluorescence stability in different time periods within two days was tested.
[0086] The fluorescence signal of the crystal was characterized by a solid-state spectrometer ( Figure 4 ), Figure 4 a and b are the test results of the fluorescence spectrum signal i...
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