1994
DOI: 10.1007/bf02132419
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Determination of technetium-99 and neptunium-237 in environmental samples by inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry

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“…Detection limits of 1 mBq and 8 mBq were reported for GM counter and silicon detector, respectively for 50 hours counting [163,164]. LSC has a high counting efficiency for 63 Ni (70%), it is therefore widely used for the determination of 63 Ni [18,[165][166][167][168][169], the reported detection limit of LSC is 14-37 mBq for 30-1000 minutes counting time [18,169]. A slightly higher detection limit of LSC results from the relatively high background count rate of LSC (3-10 CPM) compared to GM counting and silicon detector (0.2 CPM).…”
Section: Nickel-59 63mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Detection limits of 1 mBq and 8 mBq were reported for GM counter and silicon detector, respectively for 50 hours counting [163,164]. LSC has a high counting efficiency for 63 Ni (70%), it is therefore widely used for the determination of 63 Ni [18,[165][166][167][168][169], the reported detection limit of LSC is 14-37 mBq for 30-1000 minutes counting time [18,169]. A slightly higher detection limit of LSC results from the relatively high background count rate of LSC (3-10 CPM) compared to GM counting and silicon detector (0.2 CPM).…”
Section: Nickel-59 63mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The interest in the determination of 63 Ni and 59 Ni results from the characterization of radioactive wastes for the decommissioning and disposal of nuclear waste, and the use in a number of applications including cosmic radiation studies, biomedical tracing and neutron dosimetry (Table 1) [18,[155][156][157][158]. 63 Ni is a pure beta emitting radionuclide (Table 4), the radiometric methods including windowless gas flow GM counters, beta spectrometry with semiconductor detectors and LSC have been used for its determination. 59 Ni decays by electron capture with emission of X-rays, it can therefore be determined by X-ray spectrometry.…”
Section: Nickel-59 63mentioning
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