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Re: K-40 source



Brian,

Oak Ridge separated K-40 from natural K. Argonne got a 'batch' about
1982 (~$80K :-)

I'd be interested in what anyone finds out if you inquire.

Regards, Jim
muckerheide@mediaone.net
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Brian Rees wrote:
> 
> I have a colleague that is interested in a K-40 source.  He hasn't had much
> luck finding one, does anyone have any suggestions?  I've suggested a case
> of "no-salt", he's not interested in such a large volume source.
> 
> Anybody ever make one?  We can let a lot of neutrons out, any issues with
> exposing a bottle of no-salt?
> 
> Thanks,
> Brian Rees
> brees@lanl.gov
> 
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