Production and characterisation of a PbMoO cryogenic detector from archaeological Pb
European Physical Journal A, ISSN: 1434-601X, Vol: 56, Issue: 2
2020
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Article Description
We operated a PbMoO scintillating cryogenic detector of 570 g, produced with archaeological lead. This compound features excellent low temperature characteristics in terms of light yield, 12 keV/MeV for β/ γ interactions, and FWHM energy resolution, 11.7 keV at 2.6 MeV. Furthermore, the detector allows for an effective particle identification by means of pulse shape analysis on the heat read-out channel. The implementation of innovative techniques and procedures for the purification of raw materials used for the crystal growth, and the highly-pure archaeological Pb, allowed for the production of large volume high-quality crystal. The overall characteristics of the detector operated at cryogenic temperatures makes PbMoO an excellent compound for neutrino physics applications, especially neutrinoless double-beta studies.
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