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An isotope dilution mass spectrometry overview: tips and applications for the measurement of radionuclides
Journal of Analytical Atomic Spectrometry
2024
10 citations
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Alexandre Quémet,
Amélie Hubert,
Amélie Hubert,
Alkiviadis Gourgiotis,
Ana María Sánchez Hernández,
Marielle Crozet,
Guillaume Bailly,
Guillaume Bailly,
Andrew Dobney,
Andrew Dobney,
Georges Duhamel,
Georges Duhamel,
Joe Hiess,
U. Repinc,
U. Repinc,
Sébastien Mialle,
Sébastien Mialle,
B. Boulet,
B. Boulet,
Raphaëlle Escoube,
Raphaëlle Escoube,
Céline Bouvier‐Capely,
Fabien Pointurier,
Sébastien Picart
Summary
This review provides a guide to isotope dilution mass spectrometry and its applications for measuring radionuclides. Researchers critically evaluate the technique's strengths and limitations across various analytical contexts. The study serves as a practical resource for scientists working on precise radionuclide measurements in environmental and nuclear monitoring applications.
A useful guide and a critical review of the applications of ID-MS to radionuclide measurement is provided.
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