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On the general order kinetics in thermoluminescence

In view of the recent debate on the order of kinetics in LiF TLD-100, the physical significance of the term is discussed. It is shown that the general order equation of May and Partridge is only empirical, and Antonov-Romanovski's equation is more appropriate to describe the non-integral order of kinetics. A method is proposed to obtain a parameter in this equation which is physically more relevant than the order of kinetics.