Results of an international comparison for the determination of radionuclide activity in bilberry material.

Applied Radiation and Isotopes(2012)

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Abstract
Radioactivity found in wild food products has assumed greater importance when assessing the total exposure of the population. For this reason, IRMM has been developing a reference material for the activity concentration of three radionuclides in bilberry samples. In order to characterise this new material, a CCRI(II) supplementary comparison was organised. The difficulties encountered in this comparison are discussed, in particular the efficiency calibration for volume sources of gamma-ray emitters, and comparison reference values for 137Cs and 40K are calculated.
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Radioactivity in food,CCRI(II) supplementary comparison,Cs-137 and K-40,Bilberry,Reference material
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