RAPID: The Development and Application of a Hybrid High Pressure Ion Chromatography and Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometry Method for the Direct Analysis of Irradiated Materials

Roach, Benjamin D.; Fenske, Emilie K.; Glasgow, David; Ilgner, Ralph H.; Keever, Tamara J.; Hexel, Cole R.; Giaquinto, J.M.

doi:10.2172/1606873

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“…1–4 Automation has been increasingly explored in nuclear laboratories as a way of increasing sample throughput and minimizing personnel radiation exposure. 5 Our laboratory has placed an emphasis on automated and rapid analytical methods for analyzing trace elements in bulk uranium/thorium samples, 6–9 analyzing trace fission products in a variety of complex radiological matrices, 10–13 and separating U and Pu in environmental swipe samples. 14 Particle analysis methods, utilized in a host of nonproliferation and safeguards activities, are also being improved by automation.…”

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confidence: 99%