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Use of Radioisotope Tracer Techniques in Contamination Studies

Bulat, T. J.
Manager, Sonic Energy Engineering and Research, Pioneer-Central Division, The Bendix Corp., Davenport, Iowa


Pages: 5    Published: Jan 1961


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Abstract

One of the most valuable and accurate ways of measuring and evaluating contamination removal is through the use of radioisotopes. The process entails: (1) incorporation of a radioisotope into the contaminant to be studied; (2) application of the “tagged” contaminant to the substrate to be studied; (3) measurement of the amount of contaminant on the substrate; (4) subjecting the substrate to the industrial cleaning process under surveillance; and (5) measurement of the amount of contamination remaining on the substrate.


Paper ID: STP41226S
Committee/Subcommittee: F01.10
DOI: 10.1520/STP41226S
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