STP Published: 1998
STP1344-EB

Applications of Inductively Coupled Plasma-Mass Spectrometry to Radionuclide Determinations

Editor(s): Morrow/Crain

Features the most current methods for determining precise levels of radiation exposure using state-of-the-art instrumentation. An international selection of experts in the field from the United States, Europe and the Middle East have presented 13 comprehensive, peer-reviewed papers in two key categories:

Applications of ICP-MS in the Nuclear Fuel Cycle -- Topics covered include ICP-MS use for isotopic composition assessment in uranium products; refinements for the precise determination of uranium isotope ratios; on-site applications ranging from environmental monitoring to defense waste vitrification; and ICP-MS applications toward nuclear waste management in France.

Applications of ICP-MS in Health and Environmental Monitoring -- Key issues examined: On-line sample processing techniques for the determination of actinides in natural waters; Radionuclides determination in clinical media; and ICP-MS methods for the characterization of geological media.

This publication is an invaluable text for analytical spectroscopists, radiochemists, nuclear fuel fabricators, geochemists, environmental restoration companies and Department of Energy contractors.

Table of Contents

TA Policke, RN Bolin, TL Harris

JS Crain

I Bowen, AJ Walder, T Hodgson, RR Parrish

LL Tovo1, JW Clymire, WT Boyce, WF Kinard

VD Jones

PG Bienvenu, EA Brochard, EA Excoffier

B Mitterrand, P Leprovost, J Delaunay, AM Vian

EH Evans, JB Truscott, L Bromley, P Jones, J Turner, BE Fairman

Z Karpas, A Lorber, L Halicz, I Gavrieli

LA Lewis, GK Schweitzer

CJ Pickford, J Haines, R Heam, J McAughey

ME Ketterer, CJ Khourey

R Hearn, H Wildner

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Developed by Committee: C26
Pages: 156
DOI: 10.1520/STP1344-EB
ISBN-EB: 978-0-8031-5390-5
ISBN-13: 978-0-8031-2034-1