Abstract
The Aquatic Environment Protection Division of the Directorate of Fisheries Research (DFR), Lowestoft carries out analyses, on a routine basis, for a considerable range of radionuclides in a wide variety of environmental materials. Technetium-99 is included in the list of radionuclides for which analysis is regularly carried out as part of the DFR monitoring programme. Its determination is inevitably somewhat labour-intensive and over the years the procedures used have changed to accommodate increasing demands for information on the environmental behaviour of the nuclide. Reliable analytical procedures for the radiochemical separation and assaying of {sup 99}Tc are thus important. Radiometric and gravimetric analyses described in this publication have been developed over a substantial period of time and have given excellent results in international intercomparison exercises. (author).
Citation Formats
Harvey, B R, Ibbett, R D, Williams, K J, and Lovett, M B.
The determination of technetium-99 in environmental materials.
United Kingdom: N. p.,
1991.
Web.
Harvey, B R, Ibbett, R D, Williams, K J, & Lovett, M B.
The determination of technetium-99 in environmental materials.
United Kingdom.
Harvey, B R, Ibbett, R D, Williams, K J, and Lovett, M B.
1991.
"The determination of technetium-99 in environmental materials."
United Kingdom.
@misc{etde_10128055,
title = {The determination of technetium-99 in environmental materials}
author = {Harvey, B R, Ibbett, R D, Williams, K J, and Lovett, M B}
abstractNote = {The Aquatic Environment Protection Division of the Directorate of Fisheries Research (DFR), Lowestoft carries out analyses, on a routine basis, for a considerable range of radionuclides in a wide variety of environmental materials. Technetium-99 is included in the list of radionuclides for which analysis is regularly carried out as part of the DFR monitoring programme. Its determination is inevitably somewhat labour-intensive and over the years the procedures used have changed to accommodate increasing demands for information on the environmental behaviour of the nuclide. Reliable analytical procedures for the radiochemical separation and assaying of {sup 99}Tc are thus important. Radiometric and gravimetric analyses described in this publication have been developed over a substantial period of time and have given excellent results in international intercomparison exercises. (author).}
place = {United Kingdom}
year = {1991}
month = {Dec}
}
title = {The determination of technetium-99 in environmental materials}
author = {Harvey, B R, Ibbett, R D, Williams, K J, and Lovett, M B}
abstractNote = {The Aquatic Environment Protection Division of the Directorate of Fisheries Research (DFR), Lowestoft carries out analyses, on a routine basis, for a considerable range of radionuclides in a wide variety of environmental materials. Technetium-99 is included in the list of radionuclides for which analysis is regularly carried out as part of the DFR monitoring programme. Its determination is inevitably somewhat labour-intensive and over the years the procedures used have changed to accommodate increasing demands for information on the environmental behaviour of the nuclide. Reliable analytical procedures for the radiochemical separation and assaying of {sup 99}Tc are thus important. Radiometric and gravimetric analyses described in this publication have been developed over a substantial period of time and have given excellent results in international intercomparison exercises. (author).}
place = {United Kingdom}
year = {1991}
month = {Dec}
}