Inorganic Scintillators Market Growth Up to 2020, Research Reports -Transparencymarketresearch

Inorganic scintillators are crystals that exhibit property of luminescence when excited by radiation. Inorganic scintillators are manufactured at high temperatures using alkali halides and oxides. Inorganic scintillators have high stability in presence of intense ionizing radiations are employed primarily for detection of radiation. On the basis of its end use, inorganic scintillators can be bifurcated in to four major application segments namely nuclear power plants, homeland security, defense and other high energy physics applications.

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Inorganic scintillators market can be bifurcated into four major product segments including sodium iodide, gadolinium oxysulfide, and cesium iodide and other niche segments. Growing number of high energy physics applications are fuelling the research and development activities in the inorganic scintillators market. The surge in research and development activities has led to increase in the number of product segments in the market. Bismuth germanate, lead tungstate among others are some of the niche product segments of inorganic scintillators. The product segments are directly employed in pure form or are mixed with elements such as thallium as per the end use. Sodium iodide is the most dominant product segment in terms of market share and the trend is expected to continue in the near future.

Inorganic scintillators can be customized to detect small amount of radiation and also have high stability when exposed to high amount of radiation. Depending on the end use, inorganic scintillators can be customized and their production can be controlled. High degree of customization and high efficiency of these scintillators have been major factors driving demand for inorganic scintillators. Increasing research and development activities leading to a surge in the application scope of these scintillators also has been driving...