Single atom detection of chlorine-36 by triple-stage accelerator

Details Single atom detection of chlorine-36 by triple-stage accelerator Single atom detection of chlorine-36 by triple-stage accelerator

1991-10-09

1993-08-17

Berman, Jack I.

Radiant energy

Ionic separation or analysis

250282, 250296, H01J 4926

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052371743

ABSTRACT:
The capability of an existing AMS system is expanded to provide capability for identification of .sup.36 Cl atoms to the exclusion of .sup.36 S atoms by adding to such a system a booster accelerator having an ionization detector in its high-voltage terminal capable of measuring dE/dx as a function of penetration depth. The voltage of the direct-voltage accelerators employed need not exceed voltages of the order of 3 million volts, even though the ions detected have energies in excess of 36 million electron volts.

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patent: 4588889 (1986-05-01), Naito
patent: 4973841 (1990-11-01), Purser
patent: 5049739 (1991-09-01), Okamoto

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