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Certain of the presently known aromatic molecules, for example, p-terphenyl and PBD, have relatively fast fluorescence rise and decay times. However, to keep pace with recent developments in fast electronic circuitry and in photomultiplier tubes, scintillators are needed with even faster decay times. Some factors relevant to a short lifetime will be discussed—mainly from an empirical viewpoint.
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