Article | REF: P3740 V1

Isotope analysis. Applications

Authors: Éric ELIOT, René LÉTOLLE, Étienne ROTH

Publication date: April 10, 1993 | Lire en français

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    2. Using isotopic measurements

    2.1 General applications

    Figure 2 presents the applications of isotopic measurements on elements or molecules, of natural or modified isotopic composition, in four groups [1] .

    • In the transport phenomena monitoring group, the method consists of following an element, identifiable by one of its isotopes, along physical or chemical transformations. The isotope of this element with a content different from normal is called the tracer, or indicator. For certain applications, it is sufficient to be able to identify the tracer despite inevitable dilutions or isotopic...

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