Nuclear Forensics

SEPARATION OF 235U, 238U AND THORIUM FROM MIXED RARE EARTH USING ION EXCHANGE RESIN

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Authors: Kalaya Changkrueng, Saowaluck Thong-in and Harinate Mungpayaban Publication Type: The 42nd Congress on Science and Technology of Thailand Year: 2017 Abstract: Uranium isotope and thorium were separated in nitric acid form by using ion exchange column-resin. This experiment was tested in batch. Feed was prepared from uranium, thorium and rare earth elements (REE) in 80 ppb concentrations.

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Management of Domestic Nuclear Information for NNFL Development

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Authors: J. KRAIKAEW, K. CHANGKRUENG, L. SRIJITTAWA,  P. PHAUKKACHANE, S. THONG-IN, and H. MUNGPAYABAN   Publication Type: in RRFM 2018, IAEA Year: 2018 Abstract: The National Nuclear Forensics Laboratory of Thailand was established in 2013 by Office of Atoms for Peace (OAP) under the Project No.30, “Network of Excellence for Nuclear Forensics in South East  Asia Region (2013-2014)”, supported by

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Solid phase extraction of uranium and thorium from various multi-element standard solution and geological sample

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Authors: Kalaya Changkrueng*, Saowaluck Thong-in, Harinate Mungpayaban Publication Type: The 2018 Pure and Applied Chemistry International Conference (PACCON 2018) Year: 2018 Abstract: Matrix effect is one of major problem of Inductively Coupled Plasma-Mass Spectrometry (ICP-MS) technique. It will make inaccurate results. In some case the ratio of uranium isotope is quite sensitive necessity such as 235U/238U ratio. Solid phase

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Non-destructive Analysis in Geological Samples for Investigation on Various Aspects of Nuclear Forensics

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Authors: L. SRIJITTAWA, et al. Publication Type: Kasetsart University Academic Conference   Year: 2018 Abstract: Non-destructive analysis of geological samples is one of the most popular techniques used in forensic investigations to accurately analyze the radioisotope type, composition and determine the structure of the sample. The analyzed data were then compared to nuclear and radiation databases to find connections

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Non-destructive Analysis in Geological Samples for Investigation on Various Aspects of Nuclear Forensics

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Authors: Ladapa Srijittawa et al Publication Type: Kasetsart University Academic Conference   Year: 2018 Abstract: Non-destructive analysis of geological samples is one of the most popular techniques used in forensic investigations to accurately analyze the radioisotope type, composition and determine the structure of the sample. The analyzed data were then compared to nuclear and radiation databases to find connections

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Determination of uranium isotopes in various kinds of water for nuclear regulation support using Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometry

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Authors: Ladapa Srijittawa, Saowaluck Thong-in , Harinate Mungpayaban Publication Type: The 2019 Pure and Applied Chemistry International Conference (PACCON 2019) Year: 2019 Abstract:  The analysis of 235U and 238U isotopes in three water types was studied using inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (ICP-MS). The waters from drinking water, radioactive waste, and surface water were collected and stabilized using concentrated HNO3

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