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Multigamma ray sources

These standard sources are characterized in terms of photon flux within 4 pi sr, expressed in s-1> for each specified gamma line. The source activity is also stated as an indicative value.

Precise calibration of gamma spectrometers requires a complete set of standards emitting gamma lines of different energies. This makes counting a time-consuming process.

Multigamma ray standards allow a rapid, precise energy and efficiency calibration. They are particularly useful in measuring the response of germanium detectors (type Ge(Li) and Ge-HP) and enabling direct, rapid plotting of efficiency/energy curves of gamma spectrometers without requiring the decay scheme parameters for the
radionuclides used.

The multigamma ray standard sources comprise a quasi-point deposit hot-sealed between two thin plastic foils (total mass per unit area : 28 mg.cm-2) and mounted in a plastic ring to ensure rigidity and ease of handling.

• Europium 152 for calibration in the energy range 100 - 1 500 KeV

• Baryum 133 for calibration in the energy range 30 - 400 KeV.

• Mixture of radionuclides

The mixture comprises the following radionuclides :

241Am, 109Cd, 57Co, 139Ce, 51Cr, 113Sn, 85Sr, 137Cs, 60Co, 88Y.

This single standard source covers the range 60 - 1 836 KeV.

















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    Radionuclides

    • Americium 241 (241Am)
    • Barium 133 (133Ba)
    • Cadmium 109 (109Cd)
    • Cerium 139 (139Ce)
    • Cesium 137 (137Cs)
    • Chromium 51 (51Cr)
    • Cobalt 57 (57Co)
    • Cobalt 60 (60Co)
    • Tin 113 (113Sn)
    • Europium 152 (152Eu)
    • Strontium 85 (85Sr)
    • Yttrium 90 (90Y)

         
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