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Photoluminescence of resin-based solder flux residue under ultraviolet excitation from 120 nm to 310 nm
Nuisance photoluminescence is a potential source of background in particle detectors that use noble liquids as target material for galactic dark matter particles and neutrinos. Liquid argon and xenon scintillate in the vacuum ultraviolet (VUV) wavelength range in response to particle interactions. P
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