BARC/PUB/2018/0984

 
 

Development and applications of in situ current normalized PIGE method using proton beams for quantification of low Z elements

 
     
 
Author(s)

Acharya, R.; Pujari, P. K.
(RCD)

Source

Journal of Radioanalytical and Nuclear Chemistry, 2018. Vol. 318: pp. 1727-1735

ABSTRACT

The article gives the summary of our R&D contributions of in situ current normalized particle induced gamma-ray emission (PIGE) method utilizing proton beams from accelerators to quantify low Z elements from Li to Ti in various samples. Measurement of prompt gamma-rays from proton induced reactions was performed by HPGe detector system coupled to MCA. PIGE methods were utilized for non-destructive quantification of low Z elements in glass, ceramics like lithium titanate, Li-ion batteries and archaeological artifacts, environmental and food samples, and simultaneous quantification of total B and its isotopic composition in boron-based neutron absorbers, alloys and refractory materials.

 
 
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