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==== Learning Goals ====
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==== Learning Goals ====
  
 
After having completed this exercise you should know the following:  
 
After having completed this exercise you should know the following:  
  
*Have practical experience on working with open radioactive sources. <br>*Know basic safety rules and procedures for working with modest amounts of radioactivity. <br>*Know how to use a radiation monitor. <br>*Get practical experience with measuring ("counting") radioactive samples, and understand the inherent uncertainty using proportional counters and NaI (&lt;span class="texhtml"&gt;γ&lt;/span&gt;-spectroscopy detectors. <br>*Understand the relationship between disintegration rate and count rate.
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*How a 99Mo - 99mTc generator works.
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*How to measure and analyse a simple gamma spectrum.
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*Have some practical experience in workding with modest amount of radiactive materials (solutions).  
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*How to use a radioactive tracer to investiage a chemical process (liquid-liquid extraction).
  
==== Explanation and Exercise Guide ====
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==== Explanation and Exercise Guide ====
  
'''Theory'''&lt;br&gt;
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WARNING: The following texts have not been "language washed"
  
<br>*Student Guide - [[Safety Rules in Radio Chemistry|Safety Rules in Radiochemistry]]
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'''Theory'''
  
&lt;span style="font-weight: bold"&gt;Experimental&lt;/span&gt;&lt;br&gt;
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*Student Guide - [[Safety Rules in Radio Chemistry|Safety Rules in Radiochemistry]]
  
*Student Guide - [[Demonstration: extraction of 99mTc from a isotope generator]] <br>*Student Guide - [[Measurement of 99mTc gamma-spectrum]] <br>*Student Guide - [[Yield of Tc in Liquid-Liquid Extraction]]&lt;br&gt;
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'''Experimental Procedure'''
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*Student Guide - [[Demonstration: extraction of 99mTc from a isotope generator]]  
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*Student Guide - [[Measurement of 99mTc gamma-spectrum]]  
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*Student Guide - [[Yield of Tc in Liquid-Liquid Extraction]]
  
 
'''Other'''  
 
'''Other'''  
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*[[Experience and Feedback from Teachers|Experience and Feedback from Teachers]]
 
*[[Experience and Feedback from Teachers|Experience and Feedback from Teachers]]
  
==== Equipment ====
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==== Equipment ====
 
 
==== Safety Aspects ====
 
  
[[Category:Radionuclide_generator]] [[Category:Radio_chemistry]] [[Category:Gamma_Detector]] [[Category:Semiconductor_detector]] [[Category:NaI_Detector]] [[Category:Gamma_spectroscopy]]
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==== Safety Aspects  ====
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[[Category:Radio_chemistry]][[Category:Liquid-Liquid_Extraction]][[Category:Laboratory_exercise]][[Category:Radionuclide_generator]][[Category:Gamma_Detector]][[Category:NaI_Detector]]

Latest revision as of 07:13, 25 September 2012

Learning Goals

After having completed this exercise you should know the following:

  • How a 99Mo - 99mTc generator works.
  • How to measure and analyse a simple gamma spectrum.
  • Have some practical experience in workding with modest amount of radiactive materials (solutions).
  • How to use a radioactive tracer to investiage a chemical process (liquid-liquid extraction).

Explanation and Exercise Guide

WARNING: The following texts have not been "language washed"

Theory

Experimental Procedure

Other

Equipment

Safety Aspects