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Use of laser-induced fluorescence techniques in the analysis of ultratrace levels of uranium

Chi-Ke Cheng, Zhi-Lin Wang, Fu-Xing Tan, Xia-Nian Liu, Xun-Xi Pan, and Cheng-Fa Zheng

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Abstract

The fluorescence spectra and the fluorescence lifetime of uranyl ions have been investigated with a nitrogen laser as an excitation source. The application of the laser-induced fluorescence technique to the analysis of trace quantities of uranium in aqueous media is described. Three systems have been studied: (1) uranyl ions in sulfuric acid and sulfate media; (2) uranyl ions in phosphoric acid and phosphate aqueous media; (3) uranium in a CaF2 matrix.

© 1984 Optical Society of America

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