NKS-B RadWorkshop 16-20 November 2009Session 1: General aspects on Radioanalytical Chemistry
Use of precipitation, ion exchange, solvent extraction and extraction chromatography in radiochemical separations
Jukka Lehto, University of Helsinki, Finland.
Dynamics of spent nuclear fuel dissolution and radionuclide migration
Mats Jonsson, KTH, Sweden.
Speciation analysis of radionuclides
Brit Salbu, UMB, Norway.
Determination of radionuclides for decommissioning of nuclear facility and its environment
Wangsuo Wu, Lanzhou University China.
Emerging needs for physicochemical analyses in connection with radiological terror preparedness
Kasper G. Andersson, Risø-DTU, Denmark.
Session 2: Sampling and measurement techniques
Sampling and pre-concentration techniques for environmental radioactivity analysis
Per Roos, Risø-DTU, Denmark.
Gamma spectrometry and beta counting used for monitoring of environmental radioactivity at Risø
Sven P. Nielsen, Risø-DTU, Denmark.
Liquid scintillation counting, principle and applications
Xiaolin Hou, Risø-DTU, Denmark.
AMS analysis for long-lived radionuclides
Vasily Alfimov, ETH, Switzerland.
ICP-MS analysis for long-lived radionuclides
Per Roos, Risø-DTU, Denmark.
Application of ICP-MS and AMS for determination of Pu- and U-isotope ratios for source identification
Lindis Skipperud, UMB, Norway.
Hot particle measurement techniques and application
Mats Eriksson, IAEA-MEL, Monaco.
SIMS technique and its application for hot particle characterisation
Ylva Ranebo, Lund University, Sweden.
Session 3: Rapid methods for radionuclide analysis
Application of off-line and on-line sequential injection system with high resolution ICP-MS to measurement of low level radionuclides in environmental samples
C.K. Kim, IAEA, Seibersdorf, Austria.
Rapid analytical methods for determination of actinides
Xiongxin Dai, Chalk River, Canada.
Rapid and Simultaneous Determination of Np and Pu in Environmental Samples Using Sequential Injection Setup
Jixin Qiao, Risø-DTU, Denmark.
Session 4: Radioanalytical methods and procedures
The use of 99Mo/99mTc generators in the analysis of low levels of 99Tc in environmental samples by radiochemical methods
Justin Gwynn, NRPA, Norway.
Radiochemistry analysis of 99Tc in environmental samples
Jussi Jernström, Risø-DTU, Denmark.
Absorption study of Am and Cm to TEVA, TRU and DGA Resins
Aude Bombard, TRISKEM, France.
Radiochemical analysis of 90Sr, 41Ca, 129I and 36Cl in waste samples
Xiaolin Hou, Risø-DTU, Denmark.
Radiochemical analysis of Ra, 210Po, 210Pb, U and Th
Per Roos, Risø-DTU, Denmark.
Radiochemical analysis of 3H, 14C, 55Fe, 63Ni in waste samples
Xiaolin Hou, Risø-DTU, Denmark.
Radiochemistry at the Environmental Monitoring Section at Institute for Energy Technology (IFE), Kjeller, Norway
Rajdeep Singh Sidhu, IFE, Norway.
Advances in Isotopic Separation by Ion Chromatography and External Scintillation Analysis
Anna Ljungfalk, Ringhals NPP, Sweden.
Distribution of 129I in the Baltic Sea using a model approach
Peng Yi, Uppsala University, Sweden.
Multi-element analyses for estimation of concentration ratios with site specific chemistry data from two sites in southern Sweden
Sara Nordén, SKB, Sweden.
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