Extremely sensitive metallic vapor detection

Radiant energy – Radiation tracer methods – Radioactive tracer methods

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250304, 250380, G01T 1161

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040912833

ABSTRACT:
An extremely sensitive metallic vapor detection method primarily for use in a sodium cooled nuclear reactor containment. Sodium vapor, or a compound derived from it, is allowed to react with a radioactively tagged substance so as to produce a radioactive gas. The released gas is monitored by a nuclear counter, which provides a direct indication of the presence of metallic vapor. The method is sensitive to the presence of metallic vapor in a gaseous environment in the range of 10.sup.-16 grams per cubic centimeter.

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