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Phase II testing of Xenon International on Mount Schauinsland, Germany by Sofia Brander; Sandra Baur; Roman Krais; J. Ole Ross; Aaron Orr; Ryan Sayne; Michael Howard; Michael Mayer; Mark Panisko; James C. Hayes; Andreas Bollhöfer is a Environmental Science article available to read on EtoBox.

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Station RN33 on Mount Schauinsland near Freiburg, Germany, is part of the International Monitoring System monitoring radioxenon in air (Xe, Xe, Xe, and Xe) for verification of the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty. Here, we present data from phase II testing of a new system, Xenon International at RN33, July 14th, 2021 to Jan 22nd, 2022, together with SPALAX data from the same time period. Radioxenon could be detected in 473 of 719 samples, among them many multiple isotope detections. Activity concentrations of spiked and selected environmental samples were verified by laboratory reanalysis. The sensitivity of Xenon International for radioxenons is up to one order of magnitude better for the metastable isotopes than that of the SPALAX, with a shorter sampling duration of 6 h.

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Author
Sofia Brander; Sandra Baur; Roman Krais; J. Ole Ross; Aaron Orr; Ryan Sayne; Michael Howard; Michael Mayer; Mark Panisko; James C. Hayes; Andreas Bollhöfer
Publisher
Elsevier BV
Published
2022
Language
EN
Field
Environmental Science (Physical Sciences)

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