ANALYSIS OF DOPPLER-BROADENED PEAK IN THERMAL NEUTRON INDUCED<sup>10</sup>B(n,α γ)<sup>7</sup>Li REACTION USING HYPERGAM

Choi, H.D.; Jung, Nam Suk; Park, Byung Gun

doi:10.5516/net.2009.41.1.113

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“…Boron is an element with exceptionally high sensitivity (=3837 barn), where the analytical signal emerges from the excited state of recoiled 7 Li, following the emission of an alpha particle (Q=2790 keV, E: 1472 keV, E7Li: 841 keV). This makes the peak of boron about 15-keV wide due to Doppler broadening [28]; moreover, its shape is influenced by the matrix composition via the ratio of deceleration time and the level's mean lifetime [29].…”

Section: Boron Peak Regionmentioning

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Fitting special peak shapes of prompt gamma spectra

Szentmiklósi

2017

J Radioanal Nucl Chem

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Special spectrum regions, like around the annihilation peak at 511 keV, the boron peak at 478 keV, the Ge-triangles, as well as complicated multiplets or heavily distorted intense peaks require special attention when evaluating Prompt-gamma Activation Analysis (PGAA) spectra. A computer code and the related analytical practice of the Budapest PGAA facility is presented to improve the spectroscopy of these cases beyond the past practice relying on the well-known Hypermet-PC software.

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Section: Boron Peak Regionmentioning

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Fitting special peak shapes of prompt gamma spectra

Szentmiklósi

2017

J Radioanal Nucl Chem

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Development of an Arsenobetaine Standard Solution with Metrological Traceability to the SI by an Arsenic‐specific Mass Balance Method

Kim

et al. 2017

Bulletin Korean Chem Soc

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An arsenobetaine (AsB) standard solution with metrological traceability to the International System of Units was developed as a calibration standard for the quantitative analysis of AsB. An arsenic‐specific mass balance method was established for the certification of the AsB standard solution. The accurate mass fraction of total arsenic in the solution was determined by instrumental neutron activation analysis with direct comparator method. Arsenic‐containing impurities were evaluated by arsenic speciation analysis using liquid chromatography‐inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (LC‐ICP‐MS). Two LC separation methods were adopted for comprehensive coverage of the impurities, which include the reversed‐phase LC with ion‐pairing and the cation exchange chromatography. The only arsenic‐containing impurity observed by LC‐ICP‐MS was trace level of trimethylarsine oxide. The mass fraction of arsenic in the form of AsB was obtained by subtracting the arsenic mass fractions of the impurities from the total arsenic in the standard solution. The between‐bottle inhomogeneity of AsB content in the standard solution was less than 0.7%, which was estimated from the relative standard deviation of the measurement results obtained from 10 representative sample bottles from a batch. The certified value of AsB and its expanded uncertainty as arsenic mass fraction were assigned to be (51.28 ± 1.17) mg/kg (k = 2 approximately at 95% level of confidence).

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Investigation of neutron shielding materials for low-background gamma spectrometry

Khan

Haines

et al. 2021

J Radioanal Nucl Chem

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ANALYSIS OF DOPPLER-BROADENED PEAK IN THERMAL NEUTRON INDUCED¹⁰B(n,α γ)⁷Li REACTION USING HYPERGAM

Cited by 8 publications

References 27 publications

Fitting special peak shapes of prompt gamma spectra

Fitting special peak shapes of prompt gamma spectra

Development of an Arsenobetaine Standard Solution with Metrological Traceability to the SI by an Arsenic‐specific Mass Balance Method

Investigation of neutron shielding materials for low-background gamma spectrometry

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ANALYSIS OF DOPPLER-BROADENED PEAK IN THERMAL NEUTRON INDUCED10B(n,α γ)7Li REACTION USING HYPERGAM

Cited by 8 publications

References 27 publications

Fitting special peak shapes of prompt gamma spectra

Fitting special peak shapes of prompt gamma spectra

Development of an Arsenobetaine Standard Solution with Metrological Traceability to the SI by an Arsenic‐specific Mass Balance Method

Investigation of neutron shielding materials for low-background gamma spectrometry

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ANALYSIS OF DOPPLER-BROADENED PEAK IN THERMAL NEUTRON INDUCED¹⁰B(n,α γ)⁷Li REACTION USING HYPERGAM