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Sampling and analysis of radioactive solutions

For the sampling of solutions of spent reactor fuels, a new microsample-loading technique has been developed that involves the use of anion resin beads. The quantities adsorbed are small (1 to 3 mg of each element), U and Pu are separated from fission products and most other actinides, and each bead is loaded into a filament for mass spectroscopy. This metal can be adapted to international safeguards programs. (DLC)

J. A. Carter | David H. Smith | R. Walker

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