Gamma ray Energy Spectrum of Cd-109 and Sn-113

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SUMMARY

The discussion centers on obtaining the gamma ray energy spectrum of Cadmium-109 (Cd-109) and Tin-113 (Sn-113) using a Sodium Iodide (NaI) detector. Participants share links to resources, including decay scheme tables and a gamma spectrum generator available on the Nucleonica portal. The generator allows users to create spectra for both isotopes quickly and efficiently. Additionally, a poor-quality image of the gamma spectra is referenced, indicating the need for better resources in the community.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of gamma spectroscopy and its applications.
  • Familiarity with Sodium Iodide (NaI) detectors.
  • Knowledge of isotopes, specifically Cadmium-109 and Tin-113.
  • Basic skills in using online scientific resources and databases.
NEXT STEPS
  • Explore the Nucleonica gamma spectrum generator for Cd-109 and Sn-113.
  • Research the decay schemes of Cadmium-109 and Tin-113 for better understanding.
  • Investigate additional resources for gamma spectra, such as academic journals or nuclear databases.
  • Learn about the calibration and use of Sodium Iodide detectors in gamma spectroscopy.
USEFUL FOR

This discussion is beneficial for nuclear physicists, radiation safety professionals, and researchers involved in gamma spectroscopy and isotope analysis.

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Hi,

For my experiment, i need the gamma ray energy spectrum of Cd-109 and Sn-113 with NaI detector. would anyone help me please?

thanks everyone.
 
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thanks very much Astronuc. I found these links too but I need spectrums. i decided to draw the spectrum myself according to this decay schemes. It will not be professional but that's all I have.
thanks again.
 
On the nuclear science portal Nucleonica www.nucleonica.net (you need to register for access), there is a very powerful gamma spectrum generator. You can use this to generate the spectrum of Cd-109 and Sn-113 for a NaI detector. Its very easy and fast to use.
 
HotCells said:
On the nuclear science portal Nucleonica www.nucleonica.net (you need to register for access), there is a very powerful gamma spectrum generator. You can use this to generate the spectrum of Cd-109 and Sn-113 for a NaI detector. Its very easy and fast to use.

thank you so much. A very usefull website. a little late but it will be usefull for ne day.
 
i have 57Co gamma spectra measured using a gamma counter.
 

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