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oxysulfide

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ox·y·sul·fide  (ks-slfd)
n.
A sulfide compound in which part of the sulfur has been replaced by oxygen.


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A nonstructured phosphor such as gadolinium oxysulfide has a high light dispersion and corresponding low fraction of light that can be focused on the CCD, while a structured phosphor such as cesium iodide (CsI) produces a more forward-directed light output, so that the lens-light collection efficiency, and thus the SNR in the output image, is better for a given incident X-ray exposure.
Two essays are more historical (discussions of Postclassic Mayan pottery and the use of ceramic pots in old worship settings), and are presented along with scientific studies, of the preparation and characterization of optical fluoride and oxysulfide ceramics and rotary ultrasonic machining, for example.
2]) and carbon oxysulfide (also known as carbonyl sulfide, formula COS).
 
 
 
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