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137Cs CHEMICAL PRECIPITATION IN Cs CHEMICAL PRECIPITATION IN

WATER SAMPLES WITH AMMONIUM

WATER SAMPLES WITH AMMONIUM

PHOSPHOMOLYBDATE (AMP)

PHOSPHOMOLYBDATE (AMP)

METHOD, CHEMICAL YIELD

METHOD, CHEMICAL YIELD

CALCULATION AND MEASUREMENT

CALCULATION AND MEASUREMENT

Asiye BAŞSARI, Aysun KAYGUN, Yusuf Z. YILMAZ, Ayhan YÜKSEL

TAEK-ÇEKMECE NUCLEAR RESEARCH AND TRAINING CENTER İSTANBUL

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137Cs in the water samples

fallout after nuclear weapons tests

radioactive wastes from nuclear fuel cycle facilities,

nuclear submarinesChernobyl explosion

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NUCLEAR WEAPON TESTS

FROM URANIUM MINING AND MILLING

223 Ra, 226 Ra, 227 Th, 230 Th, 232 Th, 222 Rn, 227 Ac, 210Pb, 210 Po 137Cs

HOSPITALS AND UNIVERSITIES

45Ca , 57 Co , 58 Co , 33 P , 51 Cr , 125I , 131I, 99mTc, 137Cs

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CHERNOBYL EXPLOSİON

CUMULATIVE AIR AND WATER EMISSIONS OF THE MAJOR RADIONUCLIDES

131I, 140Ba, 141Ce, 95Zr/95Nb, 89Sr 144Ce/144Pr, 106Ru/106Rh and 147Pm, 90Sr, 137Cs

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U-235

U-236

Cs-137 Neutron

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55 137 56 137 1 0

Cs

m

Ba

T1/2=30.23 years  = 662 keV

56

137

56

137

m

Ba

Ba

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STUDY AREA

STUDY AREA

Sinop is one of the most beautiful natural harbors on the Black Sea Coast.

Water samples were collected twice a year during 2006, 2007 and 2008. Sampling locations were selected from the lake, the river, the sea and the drinking water.

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15 drinking water samples

4 lake water samples

7 sea water samples

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MATERIALS

1-Cs Carrier Solution 2-NaOH Solution 3-Ammonium Phospho-Molybdate (AMP)

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CESIUM CARRIER

7.6 g CsCl is weighed AR grade and dissolved with 250mL double deionized water (DDW).

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NaOH SOLUTION

240 g NaOH pellets were dissolved in 1L

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AMP PREPARATION

SOLUTION A:

Dissolve 120g molibdic acid in a mixture of

350 ml DDW and 170 mL conc. ammoniac (NH3) .

Solution is mixed with magnetic stirrer.

The solution is cooled to room temperature.Add 300 mL DDW

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SOLTION B:

60 gr NH4OH is dissolved with 300 mL

DDW.

This solution is mixed with about 1L

conc. H3PO4 and 120 mL conc. HNO3.The solution is filtered.

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Solution A is heated to about 50C with

constant stirring.

Solution B is added to the solution A.

Filtered and washed the precipitate of

AMP with DDW.

AMP deposition is dried at 100 ºC for 3 or

4 h.

93gr AMP is obtained by using 100gr %85 MoO3.

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CALCULATION OF CHEMICAL YIELD of Cs PRECIPITATION

XRF SPECTROMETRY a) Precipitate is dried

b) Prepare pellets by hydrolic press.

c) Am-241 radioactive source is used to produce the characteristic K-X rays of Cs elements

d) Calcuate the chemical yield by XRF method

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before after

Cs

Cs

yield

chemical

 100

%

AAS SPECTROMETRY

a) take the water sample after and before the precipitation

procedure

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Cs-137 ACTIVITY CALCULATION time count time count cpm net cpm bgd     2 ( ) 2 ery cpm sample Net cov Re % 100  Step 1- Net cpm

Net cpm= (Gross sample cpm-bgd cpm) - reagent blank Net cpm

Step 2- 2 Value

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Kg in mass or liters in volume Sample step from sult 4 1 Re   efficiency counting step from sult % 1 5 Re  

Step 4- Correction for Volume/Mass

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T xt t o e A A(0.693 )/ 60 1000 ) ( 6 Re 

sult from step dpm

Step 6- Correction for Decay

Where

Ao= activity (mBq) at time of extraction At= activity (mBq) at mid-point of count

t= time (h) between extraction and mid-point of count T1/2= half life (h)

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Error Source Value  1 Net Count Rate (cps) 0.0124 0.0003

2 Efficiency 0.032 0.006

3 Gamma emission probability 0.85 0.0030

4 Volume (L) 30 2

5 Chemical Recovery 0.65 0.02

137Cs Concentration (Bq/m3) 23.3 1.8

Reported Result = 23.3 ± 3.6 Bq /m3 (for 2)

Step 8. Uncertainity Budget:

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Step 9 Minimum Detectable Level 60 1000 ) ( ) ( 1 % 100 cov % 100 Kg mass or l Vol efficiency counting ery re c gravimetri mean MDL

Minimum Detectable Activity = 0.9 Bq/m3

(Calculated by the software using Curie Limit of Detection Formula)

Sample Counting Time = 180 000 seconds

Background Counting Time = 200 000 seconds

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Sampling

date Station No Sampling Depth Cs-137 Activity (Bq/m3)

1999.05.17 43 surface 796

1999.05.13 Preila surface 988

1999.10.27 Preila surface 896

2000.06.16 Juodranke surface 633 Cs-137 activities of the surface water

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Place Year deep 137Cs (mBq/L)

Baltic Sea 1985 surface water at one station 11 North Pacific

1997-1998

surface water samples at 39 stations

1.4-3.7 East Malesia 2006 surface water samples at 21 stations

1.5-3.4 Ireland Sea 2000 Monitoring of radioactivity in NW Irish Sea

water using a stationary underwater gamma-ray spectrometer at the near of

nuclear reactor 17-23

Brasil Sea Shore

2000 surface water at 5 station <0.12 – 4.7 Sea of Japan 1990 Surface waters

3-5 Antarctica

1987-2001

Surface water from different points

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