Radionuclide identification in liquid scintillation counting

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250362, 250364, G01T 1204

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047422262

ABSTRACT:
Apparatus and a method useful for identifying and verifying which radionuclide is present in a test sample for use in a liquid scintillation counter is disclosed. The invention is directed to measuring a quench-indicating parameter of the sample and an external source quench-indicating parameter. The measured values are compared to known radionuclide equations to determine if an identifying fit exists. If the measured values are determined to satisfy, one of the known radionuclide equations, then the identity of a radionuclide is established. In a multilabel sample the measured values may be used to identify the radionuclide having the highest end point maximum energy.

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