Australian Nuclear Science & Technology Organization (ANSTO) Interdicted Samples 24-Hour Report | Zendy

M Kristo | Zendy; I. D. Hutcheon | Zendy; Patrick M. Grant | Zendy; L. E. Borg | Zendy; M. Keith Sharp | Zendy; K. J. Moody | Zendy; C.L. Conrado | Zendy; P. T. Wooddy | Zendy

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Australian Nuclear Science & Technology Organization (ANSTO) Interdicted Samples 24-Hour Report

Author(s) -

M Kristo,

I. D. Hutcheon,

Patrick M. Grant,

L. E. Borg,

M. Keith Sharp,

K. J. Moody,

C.L. Conrado,

P. T. Wooddy

Publication year - 2011

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Reports

DOI - 10.2172/1016939

Subject(s) - uranium , approx , natural uranium , flux (metallurgy) , neutron , radiochemistry , chemistry , nuclear chemistry , mineralogy , analytical chemistry (journal) , physics , nuclear physics , environmental chemistry , computer science , organic chemistry , operating system

Categorization is complete. Samples 11-3-1 (NSR-F-270409-01) and 11-3-2 (NSR-F-270409-02) are depleted uranium powders of moderate purity ({approx}65-80 % U). The uranium feed stocks for 11-3-1 and 11-3-2 have both experienced a neutron flux (as demonstrated by the presence of {sup 232}U). Sample 11-3-3 is indistinguishable from a natural uranium ore concentrate of moderate purity ({approx}70-80% U). Two anomalous objects (11-3-1-4 and 11-3-2-5) were found in the material during aliquoting. These objects might be valuable for route attribution

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