This invention relates to the field of high-sensitivity
radiation detection technology, specifically disclosing a method for preparing silver-doped
boron phosphate glass sheets and their applications. The invention involves mixing, degassing, and melting the component
raw material powders, pouring the
molten glass into a preheated
graphite mold, and then annealing,
grinding,
polishing, and
cutting to obtain silver-doped
boron phosphate glass sheets. By precisely controlling the P:B ratio and annealing process, this invention introduces B-O-P bridging and B-O-B structures at the glass
network structure level, significantly improving the structural and
environmental stability of the glass and overcoming the technical defects of existing silver-doped
phosphate glasses, such as easy
hydrolysis and
fragility. The prepared glass sheets exhibit excellent
photoluminescence properties, with a good
linear relationship between
luminescence intensity and
radiation dose in the 0-50 Gy
dose range, and possess
neutron detection potential. They can be applied in fields such as
radiation monitoring,
high spatial resolution X-
ray imaging, non-
destructive testing, biomedical imaging, and
encryption and anti-counterfeiting technologies.