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Re: Solution to Unusual Gamma Spec Spectrum
Arsnews@aol.com wrote:
> Dear Radsafe:
>
> I would like to thank all who have submitted theories/solutions to my request
> for help with the gamma spec spectrum. I have received many postings and
> phone calls, and I am aware that there were a few discussion groups on this
> matter. I certainly appreciate all the time and effort. We now believe that
> it is a neutron interaction with Boron in the sample. A description of the
> problem, Boron reaction, and final experiment follows.
>
RADSAFERS,
I wonder why this effect wasn't noticed and acknowledged at nuclear power plants
where water samples containing boron are routinely analyzed and "boronometers"
are in use.
Jack Bell, bellstar@erols.com
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