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Is alpha spectrometry reliable for 210Po urine bioassay?
Radiation Protection Dosimetry, 2010Typically the bioassay method for (210)Po in urine by alpha spectrometry (AS) involves wet decomposition of the sample, which may cause a loss of (210)Po if volatile species are present. To test this hypothesis, urine samples collected from two rats that were i.v.
C. Li +5 more
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A method for field measurements using alpha-spectrometry
Journal of Radioanalytical and Nuclear Chemistry, 2001Alpha-ray spectrometry in combination with sample preparation methods are commonly performed within a laboratory. These procedures are both technically demanding and time consuming. The current work describes what information alpha spectrometry will give if it is performed in the field with a limited amount of equipment.
K. Lidström, Â. Tjärnhage
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Natural radioactivity in bioassay by alpha-spectrometry measurements
Journal of Radioanalytical and Nuclear Chemistry, 2001Personnel of nuclear facilities are checked regularly for internal contamination by bioassay measurements. Although these persons are generally not involved in any incident, natural radioactivity from U, Th and Ra can be found in their urine or faeces.
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Is alpha spectrometry reliable for ²¹⁰Po urine bioassay?
Radiation protection dosimetry, 2011Typically the bioassay method for (210)Po in urine by alpha spectrometry (AS) involves wet decomposition of the sample, which may cause a loss of (210)Po if volatile species are present. To test this hypothesis, urine samples collected from two rats that were i.v.
Chunsheng, Li +5 more
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Current status of alpha-particle spectrometry
Applied Radiation and Isotopes, 2006Eduardo Garcia-Torano
exaly