[ RadSafe ] RE: 477 keV gamma in PWR RCS sample
McGrath, Jack
Jack.McGrath at constellation.com
Fri Jul 10 09:22:13 CDT 2009
Hey All,
Thanks to everyone who provided input to this question! The responders who identified Be-7 were correct. Our decay and half-life determination concluded Be-7 as the nuclide.
I was initially not inclined to identify Be-7 in the reactor coolant system as my experience has been that this is a naturally occurring isotope. Thanks to the response of many Radsafers, I now know that it is an isotope formed in pressurized water reactors.
Jack McGrath
Sr. Chemist Ginna Station
1503 Lake Rd.
Ontario, New York 14519
Jack.McGrath at Constellation.com
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