Definition of scintillator in English:

scintillator

noun ˈsɪntɪleɪtəˈsɪn(t)lˌeɪdər

Physics

1A material that fluoresces when struck by a charged particle or high-energy photon.
13 ml of liquid scintillator
count noun Model A intended for use with solid scintillators
Example sentencesExamples
- It consists of a 13 meters in diameter weather balloon filled with about a kiloton of liquid scintillator, a chemical soup that emits flashes of light when an incoming anti-neutrino collides with a proton.
- Plastic scintillators, placed between the bricks, are needed to produce a flash of light upon absorption of an ionizing particle, specifically, neutrino.
1. 1.1 A detector for charged particles and gamma rays in which scintillations produced in a phosphor are detected and amplified by a photomultiplier, giving an electrical output signal.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Luc activity was assayed quantitatively with a liquid scintillator using the photon-counting mode after the feeding of luciferin as substrate.
  The technologies used for detection are different, however, as the MINOS detectors are made from steel plates layered with plastic scintillators.
  Photons emitted from the scintillator generate an electron-hole pair.
  The intensity and the energy of the ion beams on the target micropositioning stage or after the beam has penetrated the target are measured with a plastic scintillator.
  However, traditional film-based scanners are gradually being replaced by digital systems that are based primarily on caesium-iodide scintillators coupled to flat-panel detectors.

Definition of scintillator in US English:

scintillator

nounˈsɪn(t)lˌeɪdərˈsin(t)lˌādər

Physics

1A material that fluoresces when struck by a charged particle or high-energy photon.
13 ml of liquid scintillator
count noun Model A intended for use with solid scintillators
Example sentencesExamples
- Plastic scintillators, placed between the bricks, are needed to produce a flash of light upon absorption of an ionizing particle, specifically, neutrino.
- It consists of a 13 meters in diameter weather balloon filled with about a kiloton of liquid scintillator, a chemical soup that emits flashes of light when an incoming anti-neutrino collides with a proton.
1. 1.1 A detector for charged particles and gamma rays in which scintillations produced in a phosphor are detected and amplified by a photomultiplier, giving an electrical output signal.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Luc activity was assayed quantitatively with a liquid scintillator using the photon-counting mode after the feeding of luciferin as substrate.
  The technologies used for detection are different, however, as the MINOS detectors are made from steel plates layered with plastic scintillators.
  However, traditional film-based scanners are gradually being replaced by digital systems that are based primarily on caesium-iodide scintillators coupled to flat-panel detectors.
  Photons emitted from the scintillator generate an electron-hole pair.
  The intensity and the energy of the ion beams on the target micropositioning stage or after the beam has penetrated the target are measured with a plastic scintillator.

单词	scintillator
释义	Definition of scintillator in English: scintillator noun ˈsɪntɪleɪtəˈsɪn(t)lˌeɪdər Physics 1A material that fluoresces when struck by a charged particle or high-energy photon. 13 ml of liquid scintillator count noun Model A intended for use with solid scintillators Example sentencesExamples It consists of a 13 meters in diameter weather balloon filled with about a kiloton of liquid scintillator, a chemical soup that emits flashes of light when an incoming anti-neutrino collides with a proton. Plastic scintillators, placed between the bricks, are needed to produce a flash of light upon absorption of an ionizing particle, specifically, neutrino. 1.1 A detector for charged particles and gamma rays in which scintillations produced in a phosphor are detected and amplified by a photomultiplier, giving an electrical output signal. Example sentencesExamples Luc activity was assayed quantitatively with a liquid scintillator using the photon-counting mode after the feeding of luciferin as substrate. The technologies used for detection are different, however, as the MINOS detectors are made from steel plates layered with plastic scintillators. Photons emitted from the scintillator generate an electron-hole pair. The intensity and the energy of the ion beams on the target micropositioning stage or after the beam has penetrated the target are measured with a plastic scintillator. However, traditional film-based scanners are gradually being replaced by digital systems that are based primarily on caesium-iodide scintillators coupled to flat-panel detectors. Definition of scintillator in US English: scintillator nounˈsɪn(t)lˌeɪdərˈsin(t)lˌādər Physics 1A material that fluoresces when struck by a charged particle or high-energy photon. 13 ml of liquid scintillator count noun Model A intended for use with solid scintillators Example sentencesExamples Plastic scintillators, placed between the bricks, are needed to produce a flash of light upon absorption of an ionizing particle, specifically, neutrino. It consists of a 13 meters in diameter weather balloon filled with about a kiloton of liquid scintillator, a chemical soup that emits flashes of light when an incoming anti-neutrino collides with a proton. 1.1 A detector for charged particles and gamma rays in which scintillations produced in a phosphor are detected and amplified by a photomultiplier, giving an electrical output signal. Example sentencesExamples Luc activity was assayed quantitatively with a liquid scintillator using the photon-counting mode after the feeding of luciferin as substrate. The technologies used for detection are different, however, as the MINOS detectors are made from steel plates layered with plastic scintillators. However, traditional film-based scanners are gradually being replaced by digital systems that are based primarily on caesium-iodide scintillators coupled to flat-panel detectors. Photons emitted from the scintillator generate an electron-hole pair. The intensity and the energy of the ion beams on the target micropositioning stage or after the beam has penetrated the target are measured with a plastic scintillator.
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