ISOTOPIC MASS SPECTROMETRY OF THE ELEMENTS

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Report , Other literature type 17 Dec 1963 United States Publisher:Office of Scientific and Technical Information (OSTI)

Authors: Spitzer, E.J.; Sites, J.R., comps.;

doi: 10.2172/4111783

ISOTOPIC MASS SPECTROMETRY OF THE ELEMENTS

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Abstract

The Analytical Mass Spectrometry Section at Oak Ridge National Laboratory has, for many years, been determining relative isotopic abundances from solid samples. Thus, useful analytical mass spectrometer experience with every pertinent element has been obtained. These include the 55 polyisotopic elements as well as products of irradiation and fission. The techniques used are summarized in this report. A separate page for each element lists preferred compound, loading of sample, manner of obtaining a stable ion beam, and solutions of special problems. (auth)

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University of North Texas System
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Keywords

Ion Beams, Chemistry, Isotopes, Quantitative Analysis, 540, Tables, Mass Spectrometers, Stability, 543

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