Routine Energy Measurements of Soft Radiations

Curtis, M.L.; Heyd, J.W.

doi:10.1021/ac60103a011

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“…given for counting tritium activity in tritiated triolein and for determining naphthalene in tar oil fractions by the isotope-dilution method using naphthalene tagged with carbon-1 4. Liquid scintillation counting (1,4,7) is recognized as being advantageous for counting low-energy beta rays of radioisotopes such as carbon-14, tritium, and sulfur-35. It is also advantageous for relatively volatile substances such as naphthalene.…”

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Simple Absolute Measurement Technique for Beta Radioactivity. Application to Naturally Radioactive Rubidium

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Anal. Chem.

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“…These popular counters can be used for absolute counting (4,8,11,12). However, the controls and corrections necessary for this type of counter and disposition of sample are so rigorous and exacting that absolute counting by this technique is difficult in the average laboratory.…”

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