Resonant photonuclear isotope detection using medium-energy photon beam

Details Resonant photonuclear isotope detection using medium-energy photon beam Resonant photonuclear isotope detection using medium-energy photon beam

2012-03-04

arxiv.org/abs/1203.0711v1

Physical Review Special Topics - Accelerators and Beams 15, 024701 (2012)

Physics

Nuclear Physics

Nuclear Experiment

6 pages, 3 figures

Scientific paper

10.1103/PhysRevSTAB.15.024701

Resonant photonuclear isotope detection (RPID) is a nondestructive detection/assay of nuclear isotopes by measuring gamma rays following photonuclear reaction products. Medium-energy wideband photons of 12-16 MeV are used for the photonuclear reactions and gamma rays characteristic of the reaction products are measured by means of high-sensitivity Ge detectors. Impurities of stable and radioactive isotopes of the orders of micro-nano gr and ppm-ppb are investigated. RPID is used to study nuclear isotopes of astronuclear and particle physics interests and those of geological and historical interests. It is used to identify radioactive isotopes of fission products as well.

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