1994
DOI: 10.1016/0168-9002(94)91814-7
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An intercomparison of 222Rn measurement systems in European laboratories

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“…Dry air has typically been used as a carrier gas, but other gases (e.g. N 2 ) have proved to be more suitable when the resulting gas mixture is used for internal gas counting [6,9,12] or for filling electrostatic collection cells [11,13]. Significant efforts have been made to develop gas-handling and gaspurification equipment for, respectively, measuring secondary 222 Rn sources and for removing water vapour and oxygen from the gas stream [6].…”
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“…Dry air has typically been used as a carrier gas, but other gases (e.g. N 2 ) have proved to be more suitable when the resulting gas mixture is used for internal gas counting [6,9,12] or for filling electrostatic collection cells [11,13]. Significant efforts have been made to develop gas-handling and gaspurification equipment for, respectively, measuring secondary 222 Rn sources and for removing water vapour and oxygen from the gas stream [6].…”
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“…Various types of 222 Rn detectors have been successfully adopted as 222 Rn reference measurement systems to meet general requirements such as long-term stability, good response reproducibility and the ability to carry out direct measurements of 222 Rn gas sources. The main types are pulse ionization chambers [6,12], large volume multiwire ionization chambers [14] and electrostatic cells [11,13].…”
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