Abstract
Tritium measurements are a powerful tool in hydrological and hydrogeological investigations for detecting mean residence times of several water reservoirs. Due to the low tritium activities in precipitation, ground and surface waters a low level measurement is necessary. Therefore often the liquid scintillation counting after an electrolytic enrichment of water is used. In this paper some practical aspects and problems of measurement are discussed and the problem of contamination in low level laboratories is shown. (orig.)
Nitzsche, O;
[1]
Hebert, D
[1]
- Technische Univ. Bergakademie Freiberg (Germany). Inst. fuer Angewandte Physik
Citation Formats
Nitzsche, O, and Hebert, D.
Practical aspects of tritium measurement in ground and surface waters.
Germany: N. p.,
1997.
Web.
Nitzsche, O, & Hebert, D.
Practical aspects of tritium measurement in ground and surface waters.
Germany.
Nitzsche, O, and Hebert, D.
1997.
"Practical aspects of tritium measurement in ground and surface waters."
Germany.
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title = {Practical aspects of tritium measurement in ground and surface waters}
author = {Nitzsche, O, and Hebert, D}
abstractNote = {Tritium measurements are a powerful tool in hydrological and hydrogeological investigations for detecting mean residence times of several water reservoirs. Due to the low tritium activities in precipitation, ground and surface waters a low level measurement is necessary. Therefore often the liquid scintillation counting after an electrolytic enrichment of water is used. In this paper some practical aspects and problems of measurement are discussed and the problem of contamination in low level laboratories is shown. (orig.)}
place = {Germany}
year = {1997}
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}
title = {Practical aspects of tritium measurement in ground and surface waters}
author = {Nitzsche, O, and Hebert, D}
abstractNote = {Tritium measurements are a powerful tool in hydrological and hydrogeological investigations for detecting mean residence times of several water reservoirs. Due to the low tritium activities in precipitation, ground and surface waters a low level measurement is necessary. Therefore often the liquid scintillation counting after an electrolytic enrichment of water is used. In this paper some practical aspects and problems of measurement are discussed and the problem of contamination in low level laboratories is shown. (orig.)}
place = {Germany}
year = {1997}
month = {Mar}
}