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Cosmogenic radionuclide  10 Be and  26 Al targets (BeO and Al 2 O 3 ) for AMS analysis are produced by a growing number of geochemical laboratories, employing different sample processing methods for the extraction of Be and Al from environmental materials. The reliability of this geochronological tool depends on data reproducibility independent from the preparation steps and the AMS measurements. Our results demonstrate that  10 Be and  26 Al concentrations of targets processed following different, commonly used protocols and measured at two AMS facilities lead to consistent results. However, insoluble fluoride precipitates, if formed during processing, can cause decreased  26 Al results, while  10 Be concentrations are unaffected.

Comparison and performance of two cosmogenic nuclide sample preparation procedures of in situ produced 10Be and 26Al