Abstract
A recording apparatus is described for determining soft radiation (C/sup 14/, S/sup 35/) in aqueous medium, especially adapted for continuous analysis of chromatographic effluents. It is based upon the spreading of the liquid in a thin layer in contact with a plastic scintillator coupled to a coincidence circuit. The efficiency is comparable to that of a thin endwindow GM counter in the absence of auto-absorption. (auth)
Keywords
ChemistryScintillation counterScintillatorLiquid scintillation countingAqueous solutionRadiochemistryChromatographyAqueous mediumThin layerEffluentAbsorption (acoustics)Analytical Chemistry (journal)Layer (electronics)DetectorOptics
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Eric Schram,
R. Lombaert
(1957).
CONTINUOUS DETERMINATION OF C$sup 14$ AND S$sup 35$ IN AQUEOUS MEDIA BY A SCINTILLATION DEVICE--APPLICATION TO CHROMATOGRAPHIC EFFLUENTS.
Analytica Chimica Acta
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