2019
DOI: 10.1007/s10967-019-06436-6
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Comparison and validation of methods for the determination of 90Sr by Cerenkov counting in biological and sediment samples, including green chemistry metrics

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“…Akibatnya, Sr-90 dapat tersimpan di jaringan berkalsium, seperti tulang. Selain itu, Y-90 sebagai hasil peluruhan beta dari Sr-90 menghasilkan partikel beta energi tinggi yang meningkatkan risiko kanker tulang [1]. Studi pada tikus juga menunjukkan bahwa paparan radiasi internal dari Sr-90 dapat mengganggu siklus asam trikarboksilat yang merupakan jalur utama produksi energi [2].…”
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“…Akibatnya, Sr-90 dapat tersimpan di jaringan berkalsium, seperti tulang. Selain itu, Y-90 sebagai hasil peluruhan beta dari Sr-90 menghasilkan partikel beta energi tinggi yang meningkatkan risiko kanker tulang [1]. Studi pada tikus juga menunjukkan bahwa paparan radiasi internal dari Sr-90 dapat mengganggu siklus asam trikarboksilat yang merupakan jalur utama produksi energi [2].…”
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“…Studi pada tikus juga menunjukkan bahwa paparan radiasi internal dari Sr-90 dapat mengganggu siklus asam trikarboksilat yang merupakan jalur utama produksi energi [2]. Diketahui bahwa isotop Sr-90 mempunyai umur paruh fisis selama 28,8 tahun dan umur paruh biologis selama 13 tahun [1], [3].…”
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“…Although the green chemistry approach is not new, the use of green chemistry metrics, especially for assessing analytical procedures, is still a big challenge (Tobiszewski, 2016; Tobiszewski et al, 2015). Green metrics tools mainly include (1) the National Environmental Methods Index (NEMI) pictograms (Bigus et al, 2016; (the oldest tool, qualitative nature; Tobiszewski et al, 2015); (2) the Eco Scale table score (Bigus et al, 2016), which encompasses information about the kind and amount of chemicals used, the energy used in the process, occupational hazards, and the amount of waste generated; and (3) the high‐performance liquid chromatography environmental assay tool (HPLC‐EAT; Gaber et al, 2011; Rivera‐Silva et al, 2019), which measures any impacts on the analyst safety/health and the environment. However, because none of those tools can solely take into consideration all 12 principles of green chemistry (Bigus et al, 2016; Gaber et al, 2011; Tobiszewski, 2016; Tobiszewski et al, 2015), it is advisable to merge them into a single parameter, to determine the environmental performance of analytical procedures.…”
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“…Sr activity concentration was determined by measuring its daughter 90 Y in secular equilibrium (Rivera-Silva et al, 2019). Samples were dried and ashed at 610ºC to remove 9 organic materials, and then 1 to 3 g of ashes were used for the analysis.…”
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