Agilent Micro-DMD Sealed Radioactive Source Information Sheet

The document describes the sealed radioactive nickel (Ni-63) source in the Varian BV Micro-DMD, which is used to generate beta particles (electrons) within a sealed cell. It mentions the requirement of obtaining a license to import, handle, store, use, transfer, and dispose of a sealed radioactive source, and suggests contacting the appropriate authority to determine how to handle this situation.


Agilent Micro-DMD Sealed Radioactive Source Information Sheet - cover page
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Agilent
Document type
Product Leaflet
Language
English
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1
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PDF
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101 KB
Published
07 June, 2012
Updated
29 September, 2023
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About this manual

This document describes the sealed radioactive nickel (Ni-63) source utilized within the Agilent Micro-DMD (p-DMD) device. The source generates beta particles for use as a detector in chromatography applications. It is noted that the p-DMD contains three times lower activity per source compared to an Electron Capture Detector (ECD).

Frequently asked questions

What radioactive isotope does the Micro-DMD use?

The device uses a nickel-63 (Ni-63) source to generate beta particles within a sealed cell.

What is the maximum temperature for the Ni-63 source?

The maximum temperature for the source is 180°C.

How does the activity of a p-DMD compare to an ECD?

A p-DMD has three times lower activity per source compared to an ECD.

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