14C AMS measurement of gas diluted reactor graphite using a Gas Injection System
For the final disposal of reactor graphite a quantitative characterization of its radioactivity is needed. In this work an emphasis is placed on the isotope 14C, an isotope accessible to AMS measurements. Reactor graphite can be highly activated and therefore difficult to measure without the risk of...
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