DOE OSTI · 3019468
Actinide Science for Post Detonation Nuclear Forensic Analyses
Abstract
Actinide and fission product separations, analyses, and solid material syntheses are key to supporting the development and testing of new nuclear forensic science technologies and for training nuclear emergency responders to effectively respond to nuclear emergency events. In this presentation, nuclear forensic scientist Dr. Mathew Snow will discuss a variety of technologies developed at Idaho National Laboratory (INL) and around the world for these applications. The presentation will include discussions of new approaches to rapid, high-efficiency chemical separations, sample preparation and analysis techniques for field-deployable actinide analyses, and techniques recently developed at INL for producing solid nuclear fallout simulant materials. An overview of the challenges confronting researchers in these area, along with possible opportunities, will also be provided.
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Snow, Mathew S, Holschuh II, Thomas Vernon, Chichester, David L, Johnson, James T, Brookhart, Jacob L, Meiers, Jess. 2023-03-20. Actinide Science for Post Detonation Nuclear Forensic Analyses. https://www.osti.gov/biblio/3019468
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