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− | + | After having completed this exercise you should know the following: | |
− | * | + | * Have practical experience on working with open radioactive sources. |
− | * | + | * Know basic safety rules and procedures for working with modest amounts of radioactivity. |
− | * | + | * Know how to use a radiation monitor. |
− | + | * Get practical experience with measuring ("counting") radioactive samples, and understand the inherent uncertainty using proportional counters and NaI (<span class="texhtml">γ</span>-spectroscopy detectors. | |
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==== Explanation and Exercise Guide ==== | ==== Explanation and Exercise Guide ==== |
Revision as of 06:53, 23 September 2012
Learning Goals
After having completed this exercise you should know the following:
- Have practical experience on working with open radioactive sources.
- Know basic safety rules and procedures for working with modest amounts of radioactivity.
- Know how to use a radiation monitor.
- Get practical experience with measuring ("counting") radioactive samples, and understand the inherent uncertainty using proportional counters and NaI (γ-spectroscopy detectors.
Explanation and Exercise Guide
Theory
- Student Guide - Preparation Questions for Basic Radiochemistry
- Student Guide - Safety Rules in Radiochemistry
Experimental
- Student Guide - Exercise: Working With Radioactive Material
- Student Guide - Demonstration: extraction of 99mTc from a isotope generator
- Student Guide - Measurement of 99mTc gamma-spectrum
- Student Guide - Yield of Tc in Liquid-Liquid Extraction
Other