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International benchmark on radionuclide solubility and speciation for the Long-term In-situ Test (LIT) at Grimsel Test Site (GTS, Switzerland)NARA Subscribed
Applied Geochemistry · 2026 · Vol. 201 · Pergamon
Ulrich Noseck; Thorsten Schäfer; Ursula Alonso; Takafumi Hamamoto; Vaclava Havlova; Rosemary Hibberd; Takamitsu Ishidera; Akira Kitamura; Martin Klajmon; Tiziana Missana; Francesca Quinto; Ingo Blechschmidt; Raphael Schneeberger
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Developing Accelerator Mass Spectrometry Capabilities for Anthropogenic Radionuclide Analysis to Extend the Set of Oceanographic TracersOA Marine
Frontiers in Marine Science · 2022 · Vol. 9 · Frontiers
Karin Hain; Martin Martschini; Fadime Gülce; Maki Honda; Johannes Lachner; Michael Kern; Johanna Pitters; Francesca Quinto; Aya Sakaguchi; Peter Steier; Andreas Wiederin; Alexander Wieser; Akihiko Yokoyama; Robin Golser
Recent major advances in Accelerator Mass Spectrometry (AMS) at the Vienna Environmental Research Accelerator (VERA) regarding detection efficiency and isobar suppression have opened possibilities for the analysis of additional long-lived radionuclides at ultra-low environmental concentrations. These radionuclides, including 233 U, 135 Cs, 99 Tc, and 90 Sr, will become important for oceanographic tracer application due to thei...
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