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Purification of radiozirconium and the influence of accumulation of daughter radioactivity on the accuracy of its distribution measurements

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The use of nuclide95Zr as radiotracer is often unfavourably influenced by the continuous accumulation of the radioactive daughter nuclide95Nb. The present paper gives a method showing how the daughter radioactivity can influence the value of the distribution coefficient of zirconium calculated from radioactivity measurements. A simple method of continuous purification of95Zr, which yields a product of the required degree of purity, is also described.

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Caletka, R., Kotas, P. Purification of radiozirconium and the influence of accumulation of daughter radioactivity on the accuracy of its distribution measurements. J. Radioanal. Chem. 20, 541–548 (1974). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02514299

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