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Fluorescent X-Ray Analysis of Highly Radioactive Samples
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 06 March 2019
Abstract
This paper describes the use of lead shielding and pulse height discrimination as aids in reducing the background counts due to radioactive samples. The samples under study in this work have radioactive levels up to 40 R/hr. at 17 centimeters combined β + γ.
Data are presented to illustrate the tiffectiveness of shielding and pulse height discrimination individually and combined.
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