Abstract:Uranium isotope composition in environmental samples allows to trace its origin. Therefore, the analytical community has been working for several years to reduce the detection limit of the 236U/238U isotopic...
“…, O 2 , NO 2 …) has proven its efficiency to form uranium oxides (UO and UO 2 ) and to significantly decrease uranium polyatomic interferences such as hydrides. 20…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…, 235 U, 236 U and 238 U). 17–20 In fact, the MS/MS mode drastically decreases the overlap of the uranium 238 peak with the neptunium 237 peak due to the abundance sensitivity performance (<10 −10 ). 21 Studies using collision reaction cell (CRC) capabilities to eliminate hydride interferences ( e.g.…”
“…, O 2 , NO 2 …) has proven its efficiency to form uranium oxides (UO and UO 2 ) and to significantly decrease uranium polyatomic interferences such as hydrides. 20…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…, 235 U, 236 U and 238 U). 17–20 In fact, the MS/MS mode drastically decreases the overlap of the uranium 238 peak with the neptunium 237 peak due to the abundance sensitivity performance (<10 −10 ). 21 Studies using collision reaction cell (CRC) capabilities to eliminate hydride interferences ( e.g.…”
“…Jaegler and Gourgiotis 174 utilised an ICP-MS-MS technique with the aim of improving the detection limit of 236 U/ 238 U. Advances in the ion transmission and the range of measurable signals, coupled with desolvation-nebulisation and a reaction cell primed with oxygen provided the potential for the determination of low levels of 236 U.…”
This review covers advances in atomic spectrometric techniques, including atomic emission, absorption, fluorescence and mass spectrometry. Material on speciation and coupled techniques is not covered as this is included in a separate ASU review.
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