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Lumilux Technical Data
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The relative luminosity and long afterglow properties of pigments are
closely linked with their crystalline perfection, particle size distribution
and the transparency level of individual crystals. Incomplete crystal formation
causes cloudiness or mechanical damage to the crystals under high shearing
forces and fragmentation under pressure, which reduces the level of
performance.
Phosphorescence of larger particles is more intense than phosphorescence of
smaller ones. However, Lumilux® long afterglow pigments are supplied in a range
of defined grain size distributions to meet the demands of various
applications. Finer grain size grades are not produced by grinding larger
particles but are synthesized independently under special crystallizing
conditions. As a result, this reduces the negative differential in luminance
compared with larger grain size grades.
The light emission properties of inorganic luminescent pigments are closely
linked to their crystal structure. To sustain brightness, the crystal structure
must remain intact. Therefore destruction by mechanical forces, such as
grinding or high shear force should be avoided.
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