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Determination of zirconium isotope composition and concentration for nuclear sample analysis using Thermal Ionization Mass Spectrometry

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Table  Isotope ratio  Reference  91 Zr/ 90 Zr  92 Zr/ 90 Zr  94 Zr/ 90 Zr  96 Zr/ 90 Zr  Nomura et al
Table  4:  Zirconium  concentration  in  µg.g -1   for  the  three  diluted  nuclear  samples
Figure 2: Procedure for the zirconium isotope measurement after a separation applied to nuclear samples Matrix adjustment of the sample:

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