Biokinetic models are used in radiation protection to assess internal radiation. Experiments with stable isotopes as tracers can be performed to obtain characteristic parameters of these models. Two methods for the measurement of zirconium isotopes in human biological samples are presented ¿ thermal ionisation mass spectrometry (TIMS) and proton nuclear activation analysis (PNA). Descriptions include sample preparation, operating conditions, relative uncertainties and method detection limits as well as important properties of both methods.
GREITER Matthias;
ABBAS Kamel;
CANTONE M.C.;
CARLI W;
GEISLER T.;
GERSTMANN U;
GIUSSANI A;
HERTENBERGER R;
HOLZWARTH Uwe;
MEISENBERG O.;
HOLLRIEGL V.;
OEH U.;
VERONESE Ottaviano;
PARETZKE H.G.;
2008-08-11
OXFORD UNIV PRESS
JRC46743
0144-8420,
https://publications.jrc.ec.europa.eu/repository/handle/JRC46743,
10.1093/rpd/nem347,
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