Published December 1979 | Version v1
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Behavior of tritium in the environment, (1)

  • 1. Japan Atomic Energy Research Inst., Tokai, Ibaraki. Tokai Research Establishment

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A simple method to measure tritium in the seawater was studied. Fifty mililiters of seawater was emulsified directly with the same volume of a liquid scintillator in a 100 ml vial. Samples were measured by the low background liquid scintillation counter; reliability of the method was examined. This report describes characteristics of this apparatus and the concentration of tritium in the seawater off Tokai-mura. By this method, a minimum detectable activity for tritiated water was about 20 pCi/l of seawater. (author)

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Characteristics of the low background liquid scintillation counter and prompt measurement of tritium in the seawater

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47 p.
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JAERI-M--8578