SP-ICP-TOF-MS快速分析铀微粒同位素

IF 5.6 1区化学 Q1 CHEMISTRY, ANALYTICAL

Talanta Pub Date : 2025-07-12 DOI:10.1016/j.talanta.2025.128578

Jordan S. Stanberry , Sarah E. Szakas , Hunter B. Andrews , Lyndsey Hendriks , Brian W. Ticknor , Rachel A. Bergin , Shawna K. Tazik , Philip Kegler , Stefan Neumeier , N. Alex Zirakparvar , Daniel R. Dunlap , Benjamin T. Manard

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摘要

采用电感耦合等离子体-飞行时间-质谱法（ICP-TOF-MS）对不同铀浓缩水平的铀粒子进行了同位素分析。在这里，采用基于单粒子（SP）的引入方案，以便对悬浮液中的单个粒子进行分析。氧化铀微粒由贫铀（DU， 235U/238U为0.0017316(14)）、天然铀（NU， 235U/238U为0.0072614(39)）和低浓缩铀（LEU， 235U/238U为0.051025(15)）组成。SP-ICP-TOF-MS测量的同位素比率与DU、NU和LEU粒子群期望值的相对差异百分比分别为8.75%、0.12%和1.23%。表征后，将DU和NU颗粒掺杂在含有Fe， Ti， Al和Si颗粒等的复杂样品基质（Arizona Test Dust）中。然后，通过SP-ICP-TOF-MS对悬浮液进行分析，并根据其测量的235U/238U比值将检测到的颗粒分类为DU或NU。在同一分析中，检测到基体颗粒（即Al， Fe和Ti），证明了测量平台提供的同时检测核素。本文提出的SP-ICP-TOF-MS方法是一种高通量的方法，用于在复杂基质中检测和同位素识别不同富集水平的铀颗粒。

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Rapid isotopic analysis of uranium microparticles via SP-ICP-TOF-MS

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Rapid isotopic analysis of uranium microparticles via SP-ICP-TOF-MS

Inductively coupled plasma – time-of-flight – mass spectrometry (ICP-TOF-MS) was employed for the isotopic analysis of uranium particles of varying ²³⁵U enrichment levels. Here, a single particle (SP)-based introduction scheme was employed such that individual particles, in a suspension, were analyzed. The uranium oxide microparticles were comprised of depleted uranium (DU, ²³⁵U/²³⁸U of 0.0017316(14)), natural uranium (NU, ²³⁵U/²³⁸U of 0.0072614(39)), and low enriched uranium (LEU, ²³⁵U/²³⁸U of 0.051025(15)). The percent relative difference of the SP-ICP-TOF-MS measured isotopic ratios compared to the expected values for the DU, NU, and LEU particle populations were 8.75, 0.12, and 1.23 %, respectively. After characterization, the DU and NU particles were doped within a complex sample matrix (Arizona Test Dust) containing Fe, Ti, Al, and Si particles, among others. Then, the suspension was analyzed via SP-ICP-TOF-MS and the detected particles were classified as DU or NU based on their measured ²³⁵U/²³⁸U ratio. In the same analysis, the matrix particles (i.e., Al, Fe, and Ti) were detected, demonstrating the simultaneous nuclide detection provided by the measurement platform. The presented SP-ICP-TOF-MS methodology for uranium particle characterization proved to be a high throughput method for detecting and isotopically discerning uranium particles with varying enrichment levels, in a complex matrix.

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Talanta 化学-分析化学

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12.30

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4.90%

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861

审稿时长

29 days

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