Nuclear forensics analysis of separated plutonium of foreign fuel cycles (NFASP) project: assessment of unique trace elements and isotope ratios in separated plutonium from low burnup nuclear fuel

Center for Nuclear Security Science and Policy Initiatives

Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station

Nuclear forensics analysis of separated plutonium of foreign fuel cycles (NFASP) project: assessment of unique trace elements and isotope ratios in separated plutonium from low burnup nuclear fuel

Citation:

S.S. Chirayath, C.M. Folden, III, and D.R. Boyle, “Nuclear forensics analysis of separated plutonium of foreign fuel cycles (NFASP) project: assessment of unique trace elements and isotope ratios in separated plutonium from low burnup nuclear fuel”, 8th DNDO-ARI Grantees Conference, University of Texas, Dallas, TX, USA, July 7-9, (2015).

Associated Projects:

1. Plutonium Fingerprinting for Forensics (PuFF) Project,