Resin Bead Mass Speclromelry An Analytical Technique for Safeguarding Pu and U

Publication Date
Volume
8
Issue
4
Start Page
66
Author(s)
David H. Smith - Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Raymond L. Walker - Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Joel A. Carter - Oak Ridge National Laboratory
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Abstract
Single anion resin beads have been used to extract Pu and U from spent fuel dissolver solutions and to serve as sample-loading devices for isotopic mass spectrometric analysis. Because of the small quantities involved (1-3 ng), shipping and handling of the samples are much simplified in comparison to more conventional techniques. The technique is described in some detail and results of a series of evaluative experiments are given. The technique gives results comparable to those obtained by conventional mass spectrometry.
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