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Re: Single Channel
Generally a bit tricky to specify. Usually we will look around 300 Kev and
below, but it is a messy proposition for smallish NaI probes due to multiple
peaks, compton scattering, and poor resolution.
In these cases, I suggest you "dial in" a single channel window using a uranium
source of some type that approximates what you are looking for (maximizing your
instruments response to the uranium source). Use this setup to screen your
samples. If you find a hot sample, you can then use a GeLi system to
characterize it more accurately. For complete characterization, you may have
to send samples to a laboratory for full radiochemical analysis.
Jim Barnes, CHP
RSO
Rocketdyne; Rockwell
> If one was to setup a instrument to look for depleted uranium what energy
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> would it be setup at. Using a 2" x 2" NaI. Thanks in advance.
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