Laser Spectroscopy for Determining Tritium Enrichment in Water Samples

Sponsored by ABB Measurement and Analytics Analytical ProductsReviewed by Olivia FrostJun 7 2024

Liquid scintillation counting (LSC). detects the light released when tritium-bearing hydrogen atoms in environmental water samples decay and interact with a scintillation cocktail, allowing the determination of ³H radioactivity. However, using the LSC approach presents major problems for laboratories.

This application notes explores the efficacy of laser spectroscopy in tritium enrichment determination, highlighting the significant improvements in data quality, productivity, and overall efficiency in environmental water sample analysis.

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