Analysis of 36Cl in environmental water samples using an electrostatic accelerator

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Abstract

A new atom identification and detection technique for ultrasensitive mass spectrometry has been applied to the radionuclide 36Cl. Measurements of the 36Cl/Cl ratio in AgCl precipitated from six different natural water samples fell in the range 1.2 × 10-13-2 × 10 -12 with a background level below 3 × 10-15. For each sample 70 mg of AgCl was used, requiring 1-51 of water. © 1979 Nature Publishing Group.

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Elmore, D., Fulton, B. R., Clover, M. R., Marsden, J. R., Gove, H. E., Naylor, H., … Litherland, A. E. (1979). Analysis of 36Cl in environmental water samples using an electrostatic accelerator. Nature, 277(5691), 22–25. https://doi.org/10.1038/277022a0

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