A laser ablation resonance ionisation mass spectrometer (LA-RIMS) for the detection of isotope ratios of uranium at ultra-trace concentrations from solid particles and solutions

Ilya Strashnov; I. N. Izosimov; J. D. Gilmour; Melissa A. Denecke; Jose Almiral; Andrew Cannavan; Gang Chen; Champa Dissanayake; I. Doroshenko; Tibari Elghali; Emma Enston; Ruchika Fernando; Gabriel N. Kasozi; Simon Kelly; Mohammed Maqsood; Syahidah Akmal Muhammad; C.A. Muryn; Alexey L. Pomerantsev; Dileep Kumar Singh; Gareth Smith; Fouad Taous; Carole Webb; David Williamson; Zhenzhen Xu; Shuming Yang; Andreas Zitek

doi:10.1039/c9ja00030e

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A commercial MALDI mass spectrometer coupled with a tunable laser ionisation system can be used for the detection of uranium isotope ratios at trace levels.

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A laser ablation resonance ionisation mass spectrometer (LA-RIMS) for the detection of isotope ratios of uranium at ultra-trace concentrations from solid particles and solutions

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