Radiometric method for determining concentration of naturally oc

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ABSTRACT:
The proposed method essentially consists in that a sample of a substance is placed between two scintillators in immediate contact therewith whereupon said sample is hermetically sealed. Arranged in close proximity to each scintillator is a photomultiplier tube recording ionizing .alpha.- and .beta.-radiation. A selector is utilized to select pulses corresponding to .alpha.- and .beta.-particles, and delayed coincidence circuits of a recording element separate and record .beta.-.alpha. and .alpha.-.alpha. cascade pairs of delayed coincidences of RaC, ThC, and AcA radionuclides. Flows are measured twice at a predetermined time interval to account for emanation build-up tendency and concentration of isotopes of radium is determined from the formula ##EQU1## where q.sub.Ra.sup.A =concentration of a given isotope of radium;

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