Understanding Accelerator Mass Spectrometry

Matsuzaki Hiroyuki

doi:10.11470/houshasen.48.4_119

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加速器質量分析を理解する

Abstract

AMS (Accelerator Mass Spectrometry) is the major method of the radiocarbon dating today. With the availability of other nuclides, such as ¹⁰Be, ¹²⁹I as well as ¹⁴C, AMS is applied widely to earth environmental sciences. The quality of AMS measurement, e.g., efficiency, sensitivity, is continuously developed whereas a new detection method for new nuclide is persuaded. This article surveys the technical points, application fields and history of AMS to help a comprehensive understanding and a future prospect of AMS.

Journal

Ionizing Radiation

Ionizing Radiation 48 (4), 119-124, 2024-02-16

The Japan Society of Applied Physics

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CRID: 1390299163008321024

DOI: 10.11470/houshasen.48.4_119

ISSN: 27589064

Text Lang: ja

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